This companion provides an overview of the history, theory, and analysis of working-class literature. Taking a global and intersectional approach, it demonstrates that literature is central to the (re)interpretation of the working class, a process that involves rereading the past as well as mapping the present.
This companion provides an overview of the history, theory, and analysis of working-class literature. Taking a global and intersectional approach, it demonstrates that literature is central to the (re)interpretation of the working class, a process that involves rereading the past as well as mapping the present.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ben Clarke is Associate Professor of Post-1900 British Literature at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro, USA. His publications include Orwell in Context: Communities, Myths, Values (2007), Understanding Richard Hoggart: A Pedagogy of Hope (with Michael Bailey and John K. Walton, 2012), and Working-Class Writing: Theory and Practice (co-edited with Nick Hubble, 2018).
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Introduction: What is Working-Class Literature? Chapter 1. Working-class literature(s) Chapter 2. Revolutionary Tendencies: Theories of Working-Class Writing Chapter 3. Writing a Class to Come: Social Fiction, Heterogeneity, and the Political Chapter 4. Seeing Anew: Making Working-Class Literature Visible Through a Working-Class Intersectional Gaze Chapter 5. Struggle as Class Motif: 'Difficulty' in Douglas Stuart's Shuggie Bain Chapter 6. Literature and the Labouring Poor in Early Modern England Chapter 7. The Rhyme of the Ancient Labourer: working-class poets and the classics Chapter 8. The Invisibility of Working-Class Self-Representation in Literary Classrooms, with a Focus on the Romantic-Period Chapter 9. Working-Class Writing in Victorian Britain, 1837-1901 Working-Class British Women Writers, 1840-1914: Resistance and Community Chapter 11. One Hundred Years of Defining (German) Working-Class Literature Part III. Working-Class Literature in the Age of Extremes Chapter 12. D. H. Lawrence, Class and Culture Chapter 13. Work, Sex, and Women in D.H. Lawrence's Fiction: Intersections of Class and Gender Clamouring for Revolutionary Literature': Working-Class Writing in the Caribbean Chapter 15. Coalitional Politics for Exiles and Nationalists: H. T. Tsiang's And China Has Hands Chapter 16. Broken Hands: Class and Disability in 20th-Century American Poetry Part IV. Neoliberalism and the Future of Working-Class Literature Chapter 17. Dramatic Representations of 'Them' and 'Us' Class Struggle in Neoliberal Britain Chapter 18. Music and hope in Irish working-class recession writing: Roddy Doyle's The Commitments and Emmet Kirwan's Dublin Oldschool Chapter 19. Representations of Class and Race in East African Asian Literatures Chapter 20. Beyond Human Futures in Indra Sinha's Animal's People Chapter 21. The Labor of Migrant Subjectivity Chapter 22. Migrant Workers in Asia Today: A Brief Introduction. Chapter 23. Working-Class Representation in Cinema and Literature in the Digital Age Chapter 24. Common People: Breaking the Glass Ceiling in UK Publishing Chapter 25. An Alternative History of Working-Class Theatre Chapter 26. Keeping Class Visible in Recession-Era Irish Poetry Chapter 27. Proletarian Futures: Some Representations of the Working Class in Science Fiction" Index
Introduction: What is Working-Class Literature? Chapter 1. Working-class literature(s) Chapter 2. Revolutionary Tendencies: Theories of Working-Class Writing Chapter 3. Writing a Class to Come: Social Fiction, Heterogeneity, and the Political Chapter 4. Seeing Anew: Making Working-Class Literature Visible Through a Working-Class Intersectional Gaze Chapter 5. Struggle as Class Motif: 'Difficulty' in Douglas Stuart's Shuggie Bain Chapter 6. Literature and the Labouring Poor in Early Modern England Chapter 7. The Rhyme of the Ancient Labourer: working-class poets and the classics Chapter 8. The Invisibility of Working-Class Self-Representation in Literary Classrooms, with a Focus on the Romantic-Period Chapter 9. Working-Class Writing in Victorian Britain, 1837-1901 Working-Class British Women Writers, 1840-1914: Resistance and Community Chapter 11. One Hundred Years of Defining (German) Working-Class Literature Part III. Working-Class Literature in the Age of Extremes Chapter 12. D. H. Lawrence, Class and Culture Chapter 13. Work, Sex, and Women in D.H. Lawrence's Fiction: Intersections of Class and Gender Clamouring for Revolutionary Literature': Working-Class Writing in the Caribbean Chapter 15. Coalitional Politics for Exiles and Nationalists: H. T. Tsiang's And China Has Hands Chapter 16. Broken Hands: Class and Disability in 20th-Century American Poetry Part IV. Neoliberalism and the Future of Working-Class Literature Chapter 17. Dramatic Representations of 'Them' and 'Us' Class Struggle in Neoliberal Britain Chapter 18. Music and hope in Irish working-class recession writing: Roddy Doyle's The Commitments and Emmet Kirwan's Dublin Oldschool Chapter 19. Representations of Class and Race in East African Asian Literatures Chapter 20. Beyond Human Futures in Indra Sinha's Animal's People Chapter 21. The Labor of Migrant Subjectivity Chapter 22. Migrant Workers in Asia Today: A Brief Introduction. Chapter 23. Working-Class Representation in Cinema and Literature in the Digital Age Chapter 24. Common People: Breaking the Glass Ceiling in UK Publishing Chapter 25. An Alternative History of Working-Class Theatre Chapter 26. Keeping Class Visible in Recession-Era Irish Poetry Chapter 27. Proletarian Futures: Some Representations of the Working Class in Science Fiction" Index
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