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Cambridge Studies in Twenty-First-Century Literature and Culture Series

This series delves into the depths of contemporary literature and culture, examining their dynamic evolution and intricate connections to thought. Its monographs meticulously analyze the global forces shaping cultural expressions and the need for new analytical approaches. By tracing the transitions in critical thinking, these works build upon theoretical traditions while forging new vocabularies to comprehend the 21st century. The collection offers a penetrating look into the intellectual landscape, providing tools to navigate an ever-unfolding world.

Utopia and the Contemporary British Novel
The Market Logics of Contemporary Fiction

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  • The Market Logics of Contemporary Fiction

    • 320 pages
    • 12 hours of reading
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    Exploring the influence of financial markets, this work examines how they shape contemporary British and American fiction. It delves into the intricate relationship between literature and the global publishing industry, highlighting the economic forces that drive narratives and themes in modern storytelling. The analysis uncovers the impact of capitalism on literary production and the broader implications for authors and readers alike.

    The Market Logics of Contemporary Fiction

  • Utopia and the Contemporary British Novel

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    This book is for scholars of contemporary literature. It argues for a renaissance of British literary talent in the twenty-first century, introducing readers to several new writers. The analysis of utopian anticipation will also be of interest to academics working in utopian studies, critical theory and the philosophy of time.

    Utopia and the Contemporary British Novel