Modernism/PostmodernismPeter Brooker The concepts of 'Modernism' and 'Postmodernism' constitute the single most dominant issue of twentieth-century literature and culture and are the cause of much debate. In this influential volume, Peter Brooker presents some of the key viewpoints from a variety of major critics and sets these additionally alongside challenging arguments from Third World, Black and Feminist perspectives. His excellent Introduction and detailed headnotes for each section and essay provide an indispensable guide to interpreting the many different opinions, and prove to be valuable contributions in their own right. |
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... Urban Culture and the Avant-Garde' A Feminist Postmodernism? 16 JULIA KRISTEVA , 'Postmodernism?' 17 LAURA KIPNIS , from 'Feminism: the Political Conscience of Postmodernism?' Black Culture and Postmodernism 18 CORNEL WEST , From 'An ...
... Urban Culture and the Avant-Garde' A Feminist Postmodernism? 16 JULIA KRISTEVA , 'Postmodernism?' 17 LAURA KIPNIS , from 'Feminism: the Political Conscience of Postmodernism?' Black Culture and Postmodernism 18 CORNEL WEST , From 'An ...
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... Urban Culture, and the Avant-Garde' from Marxism and the Interpretation of Culture ed by Cary Nelson and Lawrence Grossberg (1988), © Board of Trustees of University of Illinois 1988; Manchester University Press for the article 'The ...
... Urban Culture, and the Avant-Garde' from Marxism and the Interpretation of Culture ed by Cary Nelson and Lawrence Grossberg (1988), © Board of Trustees of University of Illinois 1988; Manchester University Press for the article 'The ...
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... brought out in Davis's counter-analysis of the Bona venture Hotel (see Jameson extract, p. 172-6 and Davis in Kaplan (ed.), 1985). Where Jameson sees a new all-absorbing public hyperspace, Davis shows how the urban renaissance of.
... brought out in Davis's counter-analysis of the Bona venture Hotel (see Jameson extract, p. 172-6 and Davis in Kaplan (ed.), 1985). Where Jameson sees a new all-absorbing public hyperspace, Davis shows how the urban renaissance of.
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Peter Brooker. all-absorbing public hyperspace, Davis shows how the urban renaissance of downtown Los Angeles (as elsewhere) is inspired by a wave of unprecedented financial speculation which has enforced new physical and class ...
Peter Brooker. all-absorbing public hyperspace, Davis shows how the urban renaissance of downtown Los Angeles (as elsewhere) is inspired by a wave of unprecedented financial speculation which has enforced new physical and class ...
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Contents
Modernist Positions | |
WALTER BENJAMIN | |
PETER BÜRGER | |
Repositioning Modernism | |
RAYMOND The Metropolis and the Emergence of Modernism | |
JEAN RADFORD | |
JÜRGEN HABERMAS Modernity an Incomplete Project | |
What is Postmodernism? | |
FREDRIC JAMESON Postmodernism and Consumer Society | |
DAVID HARVEY from The Condition of Postmodernity An Enquiry into the Origins | |
JULIA KRISTEVA Postmodernism? | |
CORNEL WEST From An Interview with Cornel West Anders Stephanson | |
Fiction and History | |
CARLOS FUENTES Words Apart | |
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