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9/11The suburb of dissent : cultural politics in the U.S. and Canada during the 1930s
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ix, 293 pages ; 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 245-286) and index
Before F.O. Matthiessen: 305 literary histories and a radical concept of national culture -- "All right we are two nations" : speed and the stratification of culture in U.S.A. -- A confluence of nationalism: Hugh MacLennan's early writings -- Situating "the worker": an overview of proletarian fiction -- Spatial phobias in Native son : Richard Wright's revisions of the proletarian novel -- Evading the garrison : class and ethnicity in Canadian regional fiction -- Provincial avant-gardes : confronting mass culture in U.S. and Canadian literary periodicals of the 1930s -- Proletarians who resemble Horatio Alger : parody in Nathanael West's A cool million -- The emergence of public culture : Dorothy Livesay's documentary poems -- Conclusion : remembering the suburb of dissent
Includes bibliographical references (pages 245-286) and index
Before F.O. Matthiessen: 305 literary histories and a radical concept of national culture -- "All right we are two nations" : speed and the stratification of culture in U.S.A. -- A confluence of nationalism: Hugh MacLennan's early writings -- Situating "the worker": an overview of proletarian fiction -- Spatial phobias in Native son : Richard Wright's revisions of the proletarian novel -- Evading the garrison : class and ethnicity in Canadian regional fiction -- Provincial avant-gardes : confronting mass culture in U.S. and Canadian literary periodicals of the 1930s -- Proletarians who resemble Horatio Alger : parody in Nathanael West's A cool million -- The emergence of public culture : Dorothy Livesay's documentary poems -- Conclusion : remembering the suburb of dissent
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