Add to ORKG“How do Jack Kerouac’s Beat Era novel “On the Road” and Bret Easton-Ellis’ 1991 novel “American Psycho” convey the cultural implementation and detriments on personal identity of American Late capitalism?
The present article studies the representation of economy in Wunderkammer (2008), a collection of po...
"This study examines fictional representations of the automobile in American literature and argues t...
Protest as David Andrews might against the 'misperception' of Vladimir Nabokov as 'the postmodern au...
“How do Jack Kerouac’s Beat Era novel “On the Road” and Bret Easton-Ellis’ 1991 novel “American Psyc...
Is capitalism right or wrong? In this essay Smallwood explores capitalism as a socio-historical phen...
Over the past decade or so, the concept of capitalism has exploded within the domains of popular cul...
Francis Fukuyama’s 1989 essay “The End of History” argues that at the turn of the millennium, the We...
[[abstract]]Hanif Kureishi’s early postcolonial stories: My Beautiful Laundrette, The Buddha of Subu...
Abstract. Throughout history, market arrangements are necessary institutions in historical context. ...
Second Nature: American fiction in the age of capitalist realism During the 1990s the global triump...
In the post-apocalyptic setting of Cormac McCarthy’s novel The Road (2006), a father and his son “pu...
Abstract This is a review essay of three works which offer poignant critiques of analyses and repres...
Geography’s relation to the creation of a national identity has indelibly influenced different forms...
The aim of this paper was to explore the phenomenon of late-stage capitalism, which has gained major...
Capitalism is an economic system wherein a country's trade and industry are controlled by private ow...
The present article studies the representation of economy in Wunderkammer (2008), a collection of po...
"This study examines fictional representations of the automobile in American literature and argues t...
Protest as David Andrews might against the 'misperception' of Vladimir Nabokov as 'the postmodern au...
“How do Jack Kerouac’s Beat Era novel “On the Road” and Bret Easton-Ellis’ 1991 novel “American Psyc...
Is capitalism right or wrong? In this essay Smallwood explores capitalism as a socio-historical phen...
Over the past decade or so, the concept of capitalism has exploded within the domains of popular cul...
Francis Fukuyama’s 1989 essay “The End of History” argues that at the turn of the millennium, the We...
[[abstract]]Hanif Kureishi’s early postcolonial stories: My Beautiful Laundrette, The Buddha of Subu...
Abstract. Throughout history, market arrangements are necessary institutions in historical context. ...
Second Nature: American fiction in the age of capitalist realism During the 1990s the global triump...
In the post-apocalyptic setting of Cormac McCarthy’s novel The Road (2006), a father and his son “pu...
Abstract This is a review essay of three works which offer poignant critiques of analyses and repres...
Geography’s relation to the creation of a national identity has indelibly influenced different forms...
The aim of this paper was to explore the phenomenon of late-stage capitalism, which has gained major...
Capitalism is an economic system wherein a country's trade and industry are controlled by private ow...
The present article studies the representation of economy in Wunderkammer (2008), a collection of po...
"This study examines fictional representations of the automobile in American literature and argues t...
Protest as David Andrews might against the 'misperception' of Vladimir Nabokov as 'the postmodern au...