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Literature and Race in Los Angeles

Name: Literature and Race in Los Angeles
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 04095468
Price: 43.09 EUR
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Author: Julian Murphet
ISBN: 9780521805353

Julian Murphet

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Codice Libristo: 04095468

Casa editrice Cambridge University Press, marzo 2001

Los Angeles is both the most fragmented and the most minoritized metropolis in America, and its most... Descrizione completa

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Los Angeles is both the most fragmented and the most minoritized metropolis in America, and its most luridly abstract and aestheticized city. With more than eighty-five languages being spoken in its classrooms, and one homogeneous visual language emanating from its entertainment industry, LA radically challenges the prospects of that archaic representational medium: literature. In its investigation of the work of Bret Easton Ellis, James Ellroy, Anna Deveare Smith and others, Literature and Race in Los Angeles articulates their aesthetic preoccupations with the structures of social space in the city. Harnessing some of the theoretical insights of Henri Lefebvre and the 'LA school' of geographers, Murphet demonstrates the versatility of literary production in LA and speculates about the fortunes of literature in a predominantly visual culture.