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An energetically interdisciplinary project, this book incorporates queer theory, disability studies, and digital humanities into well-informed, new readings on post-WWII authors including Bruce Andrews, Thomas Pynchon, and Sylvia Plath. Using the idea of 'parability, 'or the ability for writers to tell improper stories, as a foundation, Alan Ram̤n Clinton synthesizes a new model for a creative, more daring literary criticism. Privileging singularity and invention over leaden argumentation, this study expands the idea of what it means to read literary texts.
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Intuitions in literature, technology, and politics: parabilities
2012, Palgrave Macmillan
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113700696X 9781137006967
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Intuitions in: Methodologies
Space, spectrality, and parability
Conspiracy of commodities: Encyclopedic narrative and crowdedness
From spectacle to fascicle: Walter Benjamin, Carolyn Forché, and messianic history
Spectral conversions: James Merrill and Hannah Weiner
Sylvia Plath and electracy: Spectral poetics with(out) specters
The wireless spaces of Ashbery and Eigner
Louis Zukofsky and quantum criticism (a/one conclusion).
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