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Author Wilson, Scott, 1962
Title Cultural materialism : theory and practice.
Publication Info Oxford : Blackwell, 1995.


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Descript 278p.
Contents pt. I. Cultural Materialism -- 1. Introduction. 2. Culture and Materialism. 3. Stephen Greenblatt and New Historicism -- pt. II. Value. 4. Shakespeare. 5. Usure in The Merchant of Venice -- pt. III. History. 6. Four Fundamental Discourses of History. 7. Enjoying the Nature of Britain in King Lear. 8. General Economy and The Changeling -- pt. IV. Community. 9. The Utopian Orgy. 10. Queer Gifts. 11. Oscar Wilde and the Love of the Impossible -- 12. Conclusion
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Author Wilson, Scott, 1962
Subject Criticism.
Marxist criticism.
Historicism.
Descript 278p.
Contents pt. I. Cultural Materialism -- 1. Introduction. 2. Culture and Materialism. 3. Stephen Greenblatt and New Historicism -- pt. II. Value. 4. Shakespeare. 5. Usure in The Merchant of Venice -- pt. III. History. 6. Four Fundamental Discourses of History. 7. Enjoying the Nature of Britain in King Lear. 8. General Economy and The Changeling -- pt. IV. Community. 9. The Utopian Orgy. 10. Queer Gifts. 11. Oscar Wilde and the Love of the Impossible -- 12. Conclusion
ISBN 0631185321
063118533X
Author Wilson, Scott, 1962
Subject Criticism.
Marxist criticism.
Historicism.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL 6th Floor  PN 98 M3 W7  8 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Criticism.
Marxist criticism.
Historicism.
Descript 278p.
Contents pt. I. Cultural Materialism -- 1. Introduction. 2. Culture and Materialism. 3. Stephen Greenblatt and New Historicism -- pt. II. Value. 4. Shakespeare. 5. Usure in The Merchant of Venice -- pt. III. History. 6. Four Fundamental Discourses of History. 7. Enjoying the Nature of Britain in King Lear. 8. General Economy and The Changeling -- pt. IV. Community. 9. The Utopian Orgy. 10. Queer Gifts. 11. Oscar Wilde and the Love of the Impossible -- 12. Conclusion
ISBN 0631185321
063118533X
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