Theories of American Culture, Theories of American StudiesWinfried Fluck |
Contents
The Case of Gene | 19 |
MARK BAUERLEIN | 37 |
WINFRIED FLUCK | 65 |
CHRISTOPHER NEWFIELD | 83 |
GILLIAN BROWN | 113 |
RONALD A T JUDY | 129 |
SIEGLINDE LEMKE | 155 |
LAWRENCE BUELL | 177 |
BRUCE ROBBINS | 201 |
SÄMI LUDWIG | 225 |
ULFRIED REICHARDT | 247 |
ASTRID FRANKE | 269 |
SUSANNE ROHR | 292 |
ULLA HASELSTEIN | 307 |
THOMAS CLAVIEZ | 325 |
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academic aesthetic affirmative action African American Ameri American culture American Literature American Studies Americanists argues argument called civilization civiltà claim concept consensus Constitution context cosmopolitanism critical critique Cultural Studies defined democracy democratic Dewey disciplinary disciplines discourse diversity dominant economic emergent Emerson epistemological essay ethnic European example experience fact Farrago fictional field Fluck force future gender global Gramsci groups Henry Nash Smith Hollinger human rights idea identity individual institutions intellectual interpretation Kymlicka Leo Marx literary logic Marx means Modern Chivalry modernity movement multicultural nationalist Negro object paradigm particular poem political position poststructuralism poststructuralist pragmatic problem programs question race racial racism radical reality rhetoric scholars semiotic sense social society structure theoretical theory of American tion tural ture U.S. culture United University Press W.E.B. Du Bois William Carlos Williams Williams writes York