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001448922 24500 $$aAmerican literature in the era of Trumpism:$$balternative realities /$$cDolores Resano, editor.
001448922 260__ $$aCham, Switzerland :$$bPalgrave Macmillan,$$c2022.
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001448922 4901_ $$aAmerican Literature Readings in the 21st Century
001448922 5050_ $$aIntroduction (Dolores Resano, University College Dublin) -- Section One: Thinking about Fiction -- Chapter 1: Empathy and Fiction in the Trump Era (Robert Anthony Siegel, University of North Carolina Wilmington) -- Chapter 2: Intersections of Literature, Politics and Narrative in a Fake News World: Huck Finn, Alice in Wonderland and Hannah Arendts Conception of the "New" in Narrative (Karen Armstrong, York University) -- Chapter 3: "The office could be any office" Moral Responsibility, Poststructuralism and the New Sincerity in American Literature and Right-Wing Politics (Dominik Steinhilber, University of Mannheim) -- Chapter 4: Writing the Resistance: Claudia Rankines Exploration of Whiteness in The White Card (Angela Mullis, Rutgers University) -- Section Two: Alternative Histories of America -- Chapter 5: Alternative Histories, Alternative Homes, Alternative Nations: Contemporary Literature and Genre in the Age of Trump (Martha Jane Nadell, Brooklyn College, CUNY) -- Chapter 6: The Day the Music Died: The Invisible Republic in Steve Ericksons Shadowbahn (Liam Kennedy, University College Dublin) -- Chapter 7: "The Direction of the Bizarre" : Reimagining History in Colson Whiteheads The Underground Railroad (Sonia Weiner, University of Tel Aviv) -- Chapter 8: Underground Airlines, Entropy, and Dehumanization (Karen Hellekson, Independent Scholar) -- Section Three: Subversive Humor as Contestation -- Chapter 9: How Do We Laugh about This? Literary Satire in Trump Times (Teresa Botelho, Nova University of Lisbon) -- Chapter 10: Writing as Antidote: Muslim Writers Resist in Dont Panic, Im Islamic and Banthology (Maria Mothes, University of Koblenz-Landau) -- Chapter 11: "Id get so constipated if I were you" : Otessa Moshfeghs Intimate Disgust (Tim Groenland, University College Cork).
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001448922 520__ $$aThis edited collection offers an exploration of American literature in the age of Trumpismunderstood as an ongoing sociopolitical and affective realityby bringing together analyses of some of the ways in which American writers have responded to the derealization of political culture in the United States and the experience of a new American reality after 2016. The volumes premise is that the disruptions and dislocations that were so exacerbated by the political ascendancy of Trump and his spectacle-laden presidency have unsettled core assumptions about American reality and the possibilities of representation. The blurring of the relationship between fact and fiction, bolstered by the discourses of fake news and alternative facts, has not only drawn attention to the shattering of any notion of shared reality, but has also forced a reexamination of the purpose and value of literature, especially when considering its troubled relation to the representation of America. The authors in this collection respond to the invitation to reassess the workings of fiction and critique in an age of Trumpism by considering some of the most recent literary responses to the (new) American realit(ies)including works by Colson Whitehead, Ben Winters, Claudia Rankine, Gary Shteyngart, Jennifer Egan, and Steve Erickson, to name but a few, some of which were composed in the run-up to the 2016 election but were able to accurately and incisively imagine the world to come.
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001448922 650_0 $$aPolitics in literature.
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