 Cultural Politics: Class, Gender, Race And The Postmodern World
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January 1995, Wiley-Blackwell
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List of Plates.
Preface.
Acknowledgements.
Part I: Mapping the Terrain:.
1. Introduction: What are Cultural Politics?.
2. Liberals and Humanists, Cosmopolitans and Eurocentrics: on the Development of Cultural Policy in Britain.
Part II: The Cultural Politics of Class:.
3. Writing as a Weapon in Class Struggle: Radical Cultural Politics in Britain to the Second World War.
4. Marxist Cultural Politics in Eastern Europe: the Case of the German Democratic Republic.
5. Whose History is it? Class, Cultural Democracy and Constructions of the Past.
Part III: The Cultural Politics of Gender:.
6. Feminism and the Cultural Politics of Gender.
7. Alternative Subjectivities: White Feminist Fiction.
8. Gender, Racism and Identity: Black Feminist Fiction.
Part IV: The Cultural Politics of Race:.
9. Marking Difference, Asserting Power: the Cultural Politics of Racism.
10. Primitives, Politics and the Avant-garde.
11. Dialogues: Race and the Cultural Politics of the Avant-garde.
12. Encounters: Postcolonial Artists and the Art Establishment.
13. From Primitivism to Ethnic Art: Neo-colonialism in the Metropolis.
14. Racism, Culture and Subjectivity: Australian Aboriginal Writing.
Part V: Concluding Reflections:.
15. The Postmodernist Challenge/Challenging Postmodernism: a Cultural Politics for Today.
Notes.
Bibliography.
Index of Names and Voices.
Subject Index.
Preface.
Acknowledgements.
Part I: Mapping the Terrain:.
1. Introduction: What are Cultural Politics?.
2. Liberals and Humanists, Cosmopolitans and Eurocentrics: on the Development of Cultural Policy in Britain.
Part II: The Cultural Politics of Class:.
3. Writing as a Weapon in Class Struggle: Radical Cultural Politics in Britain to the Second World War.
4. Marxist Cultural Politics in Eastern Europe: the Case of the German Democratic Republic.
5. Whose History is it? Class, Cultural Democracy and Constructions of the Past.
Part III: The Cultural Politics of Gender:.
6. Feminism and the Cultural Politics of Gender.
7. Alternative Subjectivities: White Feminist Fiction.
8. Gender, Racism and Identity: Black Feminist Fiction.
Part IV: The Cultural Politics of Race:.
9. Marking Difference, Asserting Power: the Cultural Politics of Racism.
10. Primitives, Politics and the Avant-garde.
11. Dialogues: Race and the Cultural Politics of the Avant-garde.
12. Encounters: Postcolonial Artists and the Art Establishment.
13. From Primitivism to Ethnic Art: Neo-colonialism in the Metropolis.
14. Racism, Culture and Subjectivity: Australian Aboriginal Writing.
Part V: Concluding Reflections:.
15. The Postmodernist Challenge/Challenging Postmodernism: a Cultural Politics for Today.
Notes.
Bibliography.
Index of Names and Voices.
Subject Index.
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