The Political Fiction of Ward Just uses literary, political, and diplomatic frameworks to demonstrate how the upper-class status of the ruling elites in Ward Just's political fiction influences the way they represent the interests of the nation's citizens domestically and the interests of the nation as a whole internationally.
The Political Fiction of Ward Just uses literary, political, and diplomatic frameworks to demonstrate how the upper-class status of the ruling elites in Ward Just's political fiction influences the way they represent the interests of the nation's citizens domestically and the interests of the nation as a whole internationally.
David Smit is Professor Emeritus of English at Kansas State University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part One: Literary Representation Chapter One: Theories of Class Representation Chapter Two: Representing Ruling Elite Consciousness Part Two: Political Representation Chapter Three: Theories of Political Representation Chapter Four: Representing the Few Part Three: Diplomatic Representation Chapter Five: Theories of Diplomatic Representation Chapter Six: Representing the Idea of America Conclusion
Introduction Part One: Literary Representation Chapter One: Theories of Class Representation Chapter Two: Representing Ruling Elite Consciousness Part Two: Political Representation Chapter Three: Theories of Political Representation Chapter Four: Representing the Few Part Three: Diplomatic Representation Chapter Five: Theories of Diplomatic Representation Chapter Six: Representing the Idea of America Conclusion
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