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| Acknowledgments | ||
| 1 | Critical Theory and Postmodernity | 1 |
| Third-Generation Critical Theory | 1 | |
| Transitions in Postmodern Capitalism | 7 | |
| Fast Capitalism: Toward a New Theory of Ideology | 11 | |
| Is a Totality Theory Possible? | 16 | |
| The Politics of Totality | 21 | |
| Theorizing Postmodernity | 27 | |
| 2 | Postmodernism and the End of Politics 1: New French Theory | 31 |
| The Aversion to Grand Narratives | 31 | |
| Postmodernism, Post-Marxism, Neoliberalism | 36 | |
| Derrida, Foucault, Baudrillard, and the Frankfurt School | 42 | |
| Modernism, Postmodernism, and Cultural Studies | 46 | |
| Postmodernism and the "End of Ideology" | 52 | |
| 3 | Postmodernism and the End of Politics 2: Feminist Theory | 57 |
| Lacanian Feminism | 57 | |
| Difference Theory, the Celebration of the Feminine, and the End of Politics | 66 | |
| The Problem of the Postmodern Feminist Subject | 73 | |
| Theorizing Feminism: The Text Is a Woman | 77 | |
| 4 | Producing Reproduction: The Logic of Feminist Postmodern Critical Theory | 83 |
| Retaining the Concept of Structural Primacy | 83 | |
| Beyond Poststructuralism | 88 | |
| Production over Reproduction | 94 | |
| Essaying Critical Theory | 98 | |
| Totality, Relationality, Transformationality | 104 | |
| 5 | Critical Theory and Everyday Life 1: Against Economism | 109 |
| Transcoding the Logics of Domination | 109 | |
| Postmodernism and the Discourse of Imagination | 116 | |
| Feminism and the Valorization of Reproduction | 121 | |
| Critical Theory for and against the Popular | 126 | |
| Transcoding the Transcoder | 131 | |
| 6 | Critical Theory and Everyday Life 2: Desire, Discourse, and Domination | 137 |
| Desire: Can Men Be Feminists (and Write Feminist Theory)? | 137 | |
| Discourse: Cracking the Code | 143 | |
| Domination: Negating Negative Dialectics | 150 | |
| Who's Left? | 154 | |
| Bibliography | 159 | |
| Index | 169 |
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Nathan Scheuerlein
reviewed Gender, Culture, And Power on September 25, 2019
Gender
I read this for second year English in college. I'd recommend it for advanced middle school or high school instead. The book contains useful information and some interesting articles, essays, etc., which are given to show examples of this or that type of reasoning. There are many writing exercises as well, and perhaps if my professor had made use of them, I would appreciate this book more... not certain. Decent book, just not challenging or deep enlugh for college, IMO.
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