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Anti-Capitalist Poetry The Displaced of Capital, by Anne Winters. University and imaginative richness that place Winters' work at the forefront of today's poetry.
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Neoliberalism has been a buzzword in literary studies for well over a decade, but its meaning remains ambiguous and its salience contentious. A four-phase approach to the historical emergence of neoliberalism from the early s to the present helps to clarify the complexity of the relationship between neoliberalism and literary culture.

The essays gathered here engage a diverse range of theorists, including Michel Foucault, Wendy Brown, Giorgio Agamben, Bruno Latour, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Gary Becker, and Eve Sedgwick to address the reciprocal relationship between neoliberalism and conceptual fields such as biopolitics, affect, phenomenology, ecology, and new materialist ontology. James, Lisa Robertson, Kenneth Goldsmith, and many others. Neoliberalism and Contemporary Literary Culture is essential reading for anyone invested in the ever-changing state of literary culture.

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Koleksiku Bantuan Penelusuran Buku Lanjutan. Lihat eBuku. There are practical problems like who gets published where, who has connections based on the grad program they can afford, the funding of some of the major players like the Poetry Foundation or Graywolf Press , but I think the larger impact that capitalism has on creativity is the way that the imagination becomes narrowed by the grind of the day job, for example, or the lack of time to seek out work that might change how you experience the world.

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Or a lack of time to imagine a different world, which is a project of science fiction, with writers like Octavia Butler trying to imagine different realities, different futures that are apart from what we have now, as a political exercise that can lead to better ways to think about our own future, to realize what we need from the future — how other worlds are in fact possible.

The things that are needed to change this huge structure seem implacable. In a small way, I hope that some of this writing and art can get people to realize that their money problems are valid and moving and important human experiences.

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I think there is. Focusing on day-to-day present realities can be considered kind of boring or easily dated. People are questioning the MFA industrial complex, if you want to call it that, this pipeline from workshop which is the way to make your poem more manageable for groups of people. Skip to content.

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Why a Google spreadsheet was the most powerful tool for labor in by Juliana Feliciano Reyes. Inquirer Morning Newsletter. Courtesy Patrick Blagrave Patrick Blagrave started Prolit, a literary magazine focused on money, work, and class. Why do you think this kind of writing is taboo in the literary world?



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