This History offers a comprehensive survey of postmodern literature, from its emergence in the mid-twentieth century to the present day.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Postmodernism and its precursors Joe Bray 2. After the Holocaust Robert Eaglestone 3. Empire's ebb Theo D'Haen 4. Cold War culture at the mid-century Alan Nadel 5. Mass mediation John Johnston 6. Countercultures David Shumway 7. New novels Randall Stevenson 8. The Latin American boom and the invention of magic realism Wendy B. Faris 9. Rise of theory Thomas Docherty 10. The architectural paradigm Brian McHale 11. The dematerialization of the art object - a conversation Amanda Gluibizzi and Michael Mercil 12. The new Hollywood cinema and after John Hellmann 13. Second-wave feminism and after Robin Warhol 14. Gay and lesbian subcultures from Stonewall to Angels in America Martin Dines 15. The 'post' in 'postcolonial' Sara Upstone 16. 'Celtic' postmodernism and the break up of Britain Len Platt 17. Historiographic metafictions Amy Elias 18. High/low, or avant-pop Brian McHale 19. The oulipo, language poetry, and proceduralism Andrew Epstein 20. Punk and MTV Barry Shank 21. Cyberpunk and postmodern science fiction Elana Gomel 22. The art market and the revival of painting in the 1990s Frazer Ward 23. Hip hop is (not) postmodern James Braxton Peterson 24. Postmodern Japan and global visual culture Takauko Tatsumi 25. Digital culture and posthumanism Dave Ciccoricco 26. Culture war at the turn of the millennium Ellen G. Friedman 27. Second-generation postmoderns Stephen Burn 28. Postmodern China Wang Ning 29. Towards cosmodernism? Christian Moraru Epilogue: Y2K and after Andrew Hoberek.
1. Postmodernism and its precursors Joe Bray 2. After the Holocaust Robert Eaglestone 3. Empire's ebb Theo D'Haen 4. Cold War culture at the mid-century Alan Nadel 5. Mass mediation John Johnston 6. Countercultures David Shumway 7. New novels Randall Stevenson 8. The Latin American boom and the invention of magic realism Wendy B. Faris 9. Rise of theory Thomas Docherty 10. The architectural paradigm Brian McHale 11. The dematerialization of the art object - a conversation Amanda Gluibizzi and Michael Mercil 12. The new Hollywood cinema and after John Hellmann 13. Second-wave feminism and after Robin Warhol 14. Gay and lesbian subcultures from Stonewall to Angels in America Martin Dines 15. The 'post' in 'postcolonial' Sara Upstone 16. 'Celtic' postmodernism and the break up of Britain Len Platt 17. Historiographic metafictions Amy Elias 18. High/low, or avant-pop Brian McHale 19. The oulipo, language poetry, and proceduralism Andrew Epstein 20. Punk and MTV Barry Shank 21. Cyberpunk and postmodern science fiction Elana Gomel 22. The art market and the revival of painting in the 1990s Frazer Ward 23. Hip hop is (not) postmodern James Braxton Peterson 24. Postmodern Japan and global visual culture Takauko Tatsumi 25. Digital culture and posthumanism Dave Ciccoricco 26. Culture war at the turn of the millennium Ellen G. Friedman 27. Second-generation postmoderns Stephen Burn 28. Postmodern China Wang Ning 29. Towards cosmodernism? Christian Moraru Epilogue: Y2K and after Andrew Hoberek.
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