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This book explores how three contemporary American artists through the mediums of film, literature, and popular music have contributed to the tradition of American progressivism and provides an invaluable companion to understanding of complex issues such as inequality and social and economic decline that are apparent in America today.
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This book explores how three contemporary American artists through the mediums of film, literature, and popular music have contributed to the tradition of American progressivism and provides an invaluable companion to understanding of complex issues such as inequality and social and economic decline that are apparent in America today.
Produktdetails
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- Routledge Research in American Literature and Culture
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 212
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9781032117157
- ISBN-10: 103211715X
- Artikelnr.: 68712656
- Routledge Research in American Literature and Culture
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 212
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9781032117157
- ISBN-10: 103211715X
- Artikelnr.: 68712656
Adriano A. Tedde holds a PhD in American Studies from Griffith University, Australia (2019). His research interests are in US popular culture, US twentieth-century intellectual history and the history of neoliberalism. His articles have appeared in Literature Compass, Comparative American Studies and Riffs Journal.
Part I: The Other America 1. The Democratic Dream. A traditional social
critique in America 2. American Fringe: The works of Paul Auster, Jim
Jarmusch and Tom Waits Part II: The American Dream 3. Road to nothing: The
road book, the road movie, the road song and the use of American myths in
Auster, Jarmusch and Waits 9. Surviving in the Other America: Hope and the
comfort of humanity Part III: The Democratic Hero 5. The needs of the body:
Depictions of street life, wasteland, and downward mobility amid the
culture of wealth 6. The needs of the soul: Failure and adoption of
simplicity amid the culture of success Part IV: The Enemy of Conventional
Society 7. The neoliberal age: Facing crisis and decline from Ronald to
Donald 8. Art as resistance: A utopian alternative in the age of
consumerism, greed, and selfishness
critique in America 2. American Fringe: The works of Paul Auster, Jim
Jarmusch and Tom Waits Part II: The American Dream 3. Road to nothing: The
road book, the road movie, the road song and the use of American myths in
Auster, Jarmusch and Waits 9. Surviving in the Other America: Hope and the
comfort of humanity Part III: The Democratic Hero 5. The needs of the body:
Depictions of street life, wasteland, and downward mobility amid the
culture of wealth 6. The needs of the soul: Failure and adoption of
simplicity amid the culture of success Part IV: The Enemy of Conventional
Society 7. The neoliberal age: Facing crisis and decline from Ronald to
Donald 8. Art as resistance: A utopian alternative in the age of
consumerism, greed, and selfishness
Part I: The Other America 1. The Democratic Dream. A traditional social critique in America 2. American Fringe: The works of Paul Auster, Jim Jarmusch and Tom Waits Part II: The American Dream 3. Road to nothing: The road book, the road movie, the road song and the use of American myths in Auster, Jarmusch and Waits 9. Surviving in the Other America: Hope and the comfort of humanity Part III: The Democratic Hero 5. The needs of the body: Depictions of street life, wasteland, and downward mobility amid the culture of wealth 6. The needs of the soul: Failure and adoption of simplicity amid the culture of success Part IV: The Enemy of Conventional Society 7. The neoliberal age: Facing crisis and decline from Ronald to Donald 8. Art as resistance: A utopian alternative in the age of consumerism, greed, and selfishness
Part I: The Other America 1. The Democratic Dream. A traditional social
critique in America 2. American Fringe: The works of Paul Auster, Jim
Jarmusch and Tom Waits Part II: The American Dream 3. Road to nothing: The
road book, the road movie, the road song and the use of American myths in
Auster, Jarmusch and Waits 9. Surviving in the Other America: Hope and the
comfort of humanity Part III: The Democratic Hero 5. The needs of the body:
Depictions of street life, wasteland, and downward mobility amid the
culture of wealth 6. The needs of the soul: Failure and adoption of
simplicity amid the culture of success Part IV: The Enemy of Conventional
Society 7. The neoliberal age: Facing crisis and decline from Ronald to
Donald 8. Art as resistance: A utopian alternative in the age of
consumerism, greed, and selfishness
critique in America 2. American Fringe: The works of Paul Auster, Jim
Jarmusch and Tom Waits Part II: The American Dream 3. Road to nothing: The
road book, the road movie, the road song and the use of American myths in
Auster, Jarmusch and Waits 9. Surviving in the Other America: Hope and the
comfort of humanity Part III: The Democratic Hero 5. The needs of the body:
Depictions of street life, wasteland, and downward mobility amid the
culture of wealth 6. The needs of the soul: Failure and adoption of
simplicity amid the culture of success Part IV: The Enemy of Conventional
Society 7. The neoliberal age: Facing crisis and decline from Ronald to
Donald 8. Art as resistance: A utopian alternative in the age of
consumerism, greed, and selfishness
Part I: The Other America 1. The Democratic Dream. A traditional social critique in America 2. American Fringe: The works of Paul Auster, Jim Jarmusch and Tom Waits Part II: The American Dream 3. Road to nothing: The road book, the road movie, the road song and the use of American myths in Auster, Jarmusch and Waits 9. Surviving in the Other America: Hope and the comfort of humanity Part III: The Democratic Hero 5. The needs of the body: Depictions of street life, wasteland, and downward mobility amid the culture of wealth 6. The needs of the soul: Failure and adoption of simplicity amid the culture of success Part IV: The Enemy of Conventional Society 7. The neoliberal age: Facing crisis and decline from Ronald to Donald 8. Art as resistance: A utopian alternative in the age of consumerism, greed, and selfishness