NOW AVAILABLE OPEN ACCESS! The agonistic imagination: the illiberal and pluralist possibilities of contemporary BrexLit fiction https://t.co/PxduE6TWl7
Delighted to announce a new article on Brexit fiction and the agonistic imagination w/ @ContinuumJMCS on @realzadiesmith and David Szalay @UvA_Humanities - https://t.co/PxduE6UuaF
My book, 'J.M. Coetzee's Politics of Life', is now available for pre-order! There is also a 30% discount code, NEW30, for those interested @EdinburghUP https://t.co/PzCZKZZWdM
Catching up with this brilliant survey of the recent debates in Lit Studies (and a great recap on perennial relevance of Jameson). Strongly recommended!
Here’s my somewhat lengthy @NewLeftReview essay about the stakes of contemporary political criticism — why we might want (or be forced) to interpret narratives, via the work of Fredric Jameson, Timothy Bewes, Rita Felski, postcritique and the ‘method wars’
https://t.co/8B9aBoCrJa
The final week! 6 sessions is not enough but they culminate nicely with Lerner’s superb 2019 autofiction, The Topeka School (which I happen to now be writing two essays about).
About to begin my contemporary American lit course, starting with Kraus. Stumbled on this great line: ‘When you’re old, essentialism dies. You are your circumstances.’ One of many ofc
New publication! My chapter, 'Samuel Beckett and Modernist Vitalism' in Modernism Beyond the Human. Thanks @albertogodioli and Carmen van den Bergh. @UvA_Humanities#Beckett
https://t.co/jAQGwV6SW1