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100 1 Gonnermann, Annika.
245 10 Absent Rebels :|bCriticism and Network Power in 21st
Century Dystopian Fiction
264 1 Tübingen :|bNarr Francke Attempto,|c2021.
264 4 |c©2021.
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490 1 Mannheimer Beiträge zur Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft
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505 0 Intro -- Contents -- Thank You -- I. &
#x200D;Introduction: Dystopia Today -- II.
The Dystopian Genre -- 1. &
#x200D;Genre, Etymology, and Definition of Utopian,
Eutopian, and Dystopian Fiction -- 2. &
#x200D;The History of Dystopian Fiction -- 3.&
#x2001;Context, Criticism, and Rahel Jaeggi's
Critique of Forms of Life (2014) -- 3.1. &
#x200D;Classical Dystopian Fiction, State Totalitarianism,
and 'External Criticism' -- 3.2. &
#x200D;Contemporary Dystopian Fiction, Neoliberal
Capitalism, and 'Immanent Criticism' -- Theorising
Neoliberal Capitalism and Globalisation -- Neoliberalism
and the Colonisation of the Imagination: Mark Fisher's
'Capitalist Realism' -- The (Im-)Possibility of
Criticising Neoliberalism -- Contemporary Dystopian
Writing, 'Immanent Criticism,' and David Grewal's Network
Power (2008) -- III. 'Crowd-
Founded' Dystopia: Dave Eggers' The Circle (2013) -- The
Rise of the Circle -- The Company and Network Standards --
The Circlers' Loss of Identity and Longing for Recognition
-- The 'Eutopian' Monopoly of the Circle -- IV.&
#x2001;The Totalitarian Face of Neoliberalism:
Margaret Atwood's The Heart Goes Last (2015) -- The
Eutopian Facade of Neoliberalism -- Involuntary Decisions
Within Neoliberal Networks -- Totalitarianism as Product
of the Free Market -- The Impossibility of Thinking beyond
Neoliberal Capitalism -- V. Feeding
Neoliberal Capitalism: M. T.
Anderson's Feed (2002) -- The Commodification of Life and
Nature -- Network Standards, Neoliberal Capitalism, and
the Feed -- The Absence of Resistance -- The Inefficiency
of 'External Criticism' -- VI. &
#x200D;Predatory Capitalism Throughout History: David
Mitchell's Cloud Atlas (2004) -- The History of Capitalism
-- Networks and Path Dependence -- Consumption and Its
(Narratological) Limits -- Immanent Criticism' as Compass
for Reform -- VII. Clones and Free-
Market Capitalism: Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go
(2005).
505 8 The Commodification of Life, Art, and Sex -- Individuals
Within Networks -- The Confusion of Voluntariness and
Freedom -- The Failure of 'External Criticism' -- VIII.&
#x200D; Dystopia, 'Immanent Criticism,' and
its Eutopian Implications -- IX. &
#x200D;Bibliography.
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