Fictions of Capital situates manners and writing about manners in the context of American capitalism between 1880 and 1960.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Some slight shifts in the manner of the novel of manners 2. 'You've got to see it, feel it, smell it, hear it', buy it: Hemingway's commercial forms 3. The Great Gatsby, glamour on the turn 4. Money makes manners make man make woman: Tender is the Night, a familiar romance? 5. Iconic narratives: or, how three Southerners fought the second Civil War 6. Fordism: from desire to destruction (an historical interlude) 7. Why are we in Vietnam?: because the buck mustn't stop 8. Fordism, voiced and unvoiced: Mailer's vocalism and Armies of the Night 9. Armies of the Night: a familiar romance? Conclusion Notes Index.
Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Some slight shifts in the manner of the novel of manners 2. 'You've got to see it, feel it, smell it, hear it', buy it: Hemingway's commercial forms 3. The Great Gatsby, glamour on the turn 4. Money makes manners make man make woman: Tender is the Night, a familiar romance? 5. Iconic narratives: or, how three Southerners fought the second Civil War 6. Fordism: from desire to destruction (an historical interlude) 7. Why are we in Vietnam?: because the buck mustn't stop 8. Fordism, voiced and unvoiced: Mailer's vocalism and Armies of the Night 9. Armies of the Night: a familiar romance? Conclusion Notes Index.
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