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Preface | xi | |
Acknowledgments | xvii | |
Chapter 1. | Introduction: Borders, Cultures, and Spatial Politics | 1 |
"Cultural" Studies/"Culture" Studies | 7 | |
Culture Studies and New Critical Culture | 8 | |
New Criticism and the Sociocultural Role of the University | 9 | |
The Politics of Cultural Space | 11 | |
Culture Studies, Canon Revision, and Cultural Transformation | 12 | |
Culture Studies, Canon Revision, and the Transformation of Culture | 14 | |
Chapter 2. | (An) Other Modernism | 25 |
Exclusionary Modernism and the Politics of Cultural Space | 25 | |
"Serious Fictions"/Fictional Realities | 29 | |
Post-ing Modernism in the "Other" | 35 | |
The Cultural and Spatial Politics of Modernity | 46 | |
Chapter 3. | Marcel mondain, "Marcel," and the Hidden Diaspora: Author, Voyeur, or Both? | 49 |
The Critical/Cultural Perspective | 49 | |
"Marcel"/Marcel and the Hidden "I" | 58 | |
Chapter 4. | Stephen Dedalus and the "Swoon of Sin" | 83 |
A Young Scholar "Joyced," or the Cultural Politics of Institutionalization | 83 | |
Retrospective: Stephen Dedalus and the "Swoon of Sin" | 96 | |
Chapter 5. | "The Bulldog in My Own Backyard": James Baldwin, Giovanni's Room, and the Rhetoric of Flight | 117 |
Literary Criticism, African-American Literature, and the Legacy of James Baldwin | 117 | |
The Flight into Modernity | 130 | |
Chapter 6. | Conclusion | 153 |
Canons, Canonicity, Canonization: Literary "Culture" and the Problem of Otherness | 153 | |
Cultural Studies or Transcultural Studies? | 160 | |
Notes | 167 | |
Bibliography | 191 | |
Index | 209 |
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