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Ulysses, capitalism and colonialism: reading Joyce after the Cold War

By M. Keith , Booker

Book information

Publisher
Greenwood Press
Year
2000
ISBN
0313312435, 9780313312434
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
14 MB (14279368 bytes)
Series
Contributions to the study of world literature 98
Pages
230\240
Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52
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Description

Introduction How Joyce Became a Postcolonial Writer Joyce among the Marxists: Or, The Cultural Politics of Joyce Criticism "Intercourse Had Been Incomplete": Commodification and the Reification of Social Relations in Ulysses "Bronze by Gold, Steelyringing": Fragmentation, the "Sirens" Prologue, and the Politics of Style in Ulysses "Khaki Hamlets Don't Hesitate": Ulysses, the Boer War, and British Imperialism "History Is to Blame": Ulysses, Lukacs, and the Historical Novel "That Can Be Explained": Bloom, Science, and the Postcolonial Bourgeoisie "Love's Old Sweet Song": The Assault on Bourgeois Sentimentality in Ulysses Conclusion: Joyce, Postcolonial Criticism, and Legacy of the Cold War Bibliography Index

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