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Fredric Jameson is one of the most important and audacious cultural critics writing today. His work impacts across a range of disciplines from literary and cultural studies to film, sociology and architecture. This new collection of previously unpublished critical essays covers the full corpus... read more
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- Fredric Jameson: Add a description of this character.
- Lukacs
- Ahmad
- Marxism
- Lenin
- Mandel
- Marcuse
- Weber
- Thomas Mann
- Rorty
- Greenspan
- Haraldsson
- Deleuze
- Kieglowski
- Davis
- Walter Benjamin
- Schiller
- Lacan
- Douglas Kellner
- Whitman
- Raymond Williams
- Peachum
- Schwarz
- Form Jameson
- Heathcliff
- Barthes
- Aronowitz
- Joyce
- Perry Anderson
- Fannie Mae
- Guattari
First Sentence edit
Fredric Jameson's first published work Sartre: The Origins of a Style (1984 <1961>) is a text that is often passed over by critics with only the briefest acknowledgement, as they focus on the later explicitly Marxist works, from Marxism and Form (1971) and The Prison-House of Language (1972) onwards.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Douglas MacKay Kellner (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 801.95092
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