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Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
1 | Claims to Global Culture: America Abroad | 12 |
Du Bois's Color and Democracy | 28 | |
The Public Face of the "Third-World" Writer | 36 | |
States of Theory and the Absence of States | 44 | |
2 | Cosmopolitanism and Method | 66 |
Explaining the Obvious: Paul Nizan | 71 | |
Cultural Studies and Colonial Progress | 88 | |
Anna Deveare Smith, or Authenticity | 109 | |
3 | The Culture of the Transnational Corporation | 119 |
If the Nation Is Dead, Why Doesn't Henry Kissinger Know It? | 125 | |
Julia Kristeva as George Orwell: The 1950s in the 1990s | 138 | |
Managerial Training Manuals: Transnational Nationalism | 155 | |
4 | Cosmopolitanism and the Explorer's Eye | 163 |
The Sublimation of Poverty: New York's Lower East Side | 165 | |
GATT Poetics and the Traveling Critic | 180 | |
The Literary in the Light of the Nobel Prize | 199 | |
A Few Thoughts on What the Postcolonial Leaves Out | 203 | |
5 | Cosmopolitanism's American Base: C. L. R. James in New York, 1950 | 208 |
Socialist Desire: Ernst Bloch in America | 215 | |
Cosmopolitanism, America, and the Cold War | 218 | |
The Struggle for Happiness | 231 | |
James's Art | 239 | |
Exceptional Americanism | 244 | |
6 | The World Cuban: Alejo Carpentier and Cuban Popular Music | 259 |
From Paris to Havana | 261 | |
Ethnographic Surrealism: The Red and the Black | 268 | |
Salsa and the Cuban Image | 285 | |
Reading Mass Culture through Youth | 298 | |
The Indigenous and the In-Between | 305 | |
Conclusion | 307 | |
Notes | 319 | |
Index | 355 |
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Add At Home In The World, From every quarter we hear of a new global culture, postcolonial, hybrid, announcing the death of nationalism, the arrival of cosmopolitanism. But under the drumbeat attending this trend, Timothy Brennan detects another, altogether different sound. Polemi, At Home In The World to your collection on WonderClub |