New Literary History after the End of the New

[...] what we confront today is an immense international division of labor, which has certainly been anticipated at certain moments of the past, but has now become both universal and irreversible, with consequences for culture fully as much as for economics. The obvious question-why does it sometime...

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Published in:New literary history 2008-07, Vol.39 (3), p.375-387
Main Author: Jameson, Fredric
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Cultural change
Cultural history
Globalization
Historical text analysis
History of ideas
International relations
Literary history
Modernist art
Narrative history
Narratives
Neologisms
Postmodern art
Textual criticism
Writers
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