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Lineages of the Literary Left: Essays in Honor of Alan M. Wald

Howard Brick, Robbie Lieberman and Paula Rabinowitz
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This volume collects recent scholarship on intellectual, literary, and cultural movements and figures associated with left-wing politics beginning in the early twentieth century and continuing into our own time, largely in the United States but elsewhere in the world as well. These essays honor the contribution of Alan M. Wald’s pathbreaking research, which for almost half a century has demonstrated that attention to the complex lived experiences of writers on the Left provides a new context for viewing major achievements as well as instructive minor ones in US fiction, poetry, drama, and criticism.
  • Lineages of the Literary Left: Essays in Honor of Alan M. Wald
  • Lineages of the Literary Left: Essays in Honor of Alan M. Wald
  • Contents
  • Foreword
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction: Literary Lineages
  • Poems
  • The Mirror of the World: Poetry, Defeat, and Resistance
  • Notes
  • What's Left of Lyric: Genevieve Taggard and the Redefinition of Song
  • Notes
  • The Darker Brother and the Cracker Boy: Langston Hughes, Don West, and Poetry as Social Conversation
  • Notes
  • Somebody Loves Us All
  • Notes
  • Lives
  • A Black Woman Speaks: Beah Richards's Life of Protest and Poetry
  • Notes
  • The Missing Peace: Charlotta Bass and the Vision of the Black Left in the Early Cold War Years
  • Notes
  • Dancing for Stalin: Pauline Koner's "Russian Days" and the Question of Stalinism
  • Notes
  • The Revolutionary Meets the Capitalist: Robert Cantwell's Nonfiction Novel about Boston Magnate E. A. Filene
  • Notes
  • Red Feminists and Methodist Missionaries: Dorothy McConnell and the Other Afterlife of the Popular Front
  • Notes
  • Novels
  • The Crab Cannery Ship Boom, Amamiya Karin, and the Precariat: Dance Dance Revolution?
  • Notes
  • Richard Wright's Poetic Marxism
  • Notes
  • Writing Brotherhood: The Utopian Politics of Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man
  • Notes
  • "That Was One Goddamn Good Left Hook!" Rethinking the Limits of Mass Culture in Len Zinberg's Walk Hard—Talk Loud
  • Notes
  • Benjamin Appel's Fortress in the Rice: Forging the Radical Conscience of the Empire
  • Notes
  • Histories
  • Peasant Studies Meets the World System: Eric Wolf, Immanuel Wallerstein, and Visions of Global Capitalism
  • Notes
  • Wrestling with the Legacy of Stalinism: Recent Scholarship on W. E. B. Du Bois and the Left
  • Notes
  • Remembering Nat Turner: Black Artists, Radical History, and Radical Historiography, 1930–55
  • Notes
  • Marx, Stalin, and Derrida: The Continuing Tension among Marxist Theory, Soviet Communism, and the Poststructuralist Revolution
  • Notes
  • Jewish Radical Intellectuals in Europe and the United States
  • Notes
  • The Present of Future Things
  • Notes
  • Studies on the Left: Selected Bibliography of Alan M. Wald
  • Contributors
  • List of Illustrations
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Published: 2015
Publisher: Michigan Publishing, University of Michigan Library
ISBN(s)
  • 9781607853459 (hardcover)
  • 9781607853442 (ebook)
Series
  • Maize Books
Subject
  • Class Studies
  • Literary Studies / American Literature
  • Cultural Studies
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