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Forbes, Jill.; Kelly, Michael,
Oxford University Press,
French cultural studies: an introduction /
Introduction: French Cultural Identities
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Michael Kelly

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1675074433510_51705543

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Introduction: French Cultural Identities
Michael Kelly
Pt. 1. Industrialization and War (1870-1944). 1. Industrialization and its Discontents (1870-1914)
Gordon Millan, Brian Rigby and Jill Forbes.From Symbolism to Modernism.Paris, the Capital of Art.Le Japonisme or the Challenge to Europe.Science, Technology, and the Growth of the Mass Market.Mallarme: the Total Artist.The Heritage of Wagner.The Birth of Impressionism.The Neurosis of the Fin de siecle.Cubism and the Impact of 'Primitive' Art.The Belle Epoque?The Imposition of the New Moral Order.The Eroticization of the Public Domain.The Feminist Critique.Leisure, Consumption, and Popular Culture.2.Wars and Class Wars (1914-1944) /Michael Scriven, Nicholas Hewitt, Michael Kelly and Margaret Atack.War and Revolution.Les Annees folles.Crisis and Commitment.Les Annees noires
Pt. 2. Reconstruction and Its Ideologies (1945-1967). 3. Crises of Modernization
Michael Kelly, Elizabeth Fallaize and Anna Ridehalgh.Reconstructions of the French Nation.The French Ideologies.Existentialism and The Second Sex.Politics and Culture from the Cold War to Decolonization.African Literature and Film in French.4.Modernization and Avant-gardes /Michael Kelly, Tony Jones and Jill Forbes.Modernization and Popular Culture.The New Theatre.The New Novel and the New Criticism.The Cinema from Occupation to New Wave
Pt. 3. Revolution and Postmodernity (1968-1995): May 1968 and After. 5. The Author, the Reader, and the Text after 1968
Michael Worton.The Revolution in Writing.Literature as Rewriting.A Woman's Rewriting: Christiane Baroche.Literature as Repetition and Commemoration.Orientalism.The Temptations of Autobiography.The Gamble of Poetry.The Vivacity of Literature.6.The Self and Others /Keith Reader.Marxism and Post-Marxism.The Future of Literary Criticism.Foucault: From Document to Monument.Regis Debray and the 'Communications Revolution'.The Feminist Critique.Other Voices: Voices of Others.7.Popular Culture and Cultural Politics /Jill Forbes.The Rise of Audio-visual Culture.The City as Signifying Practice.Cultural Politics and the Postmodern Condition.8.French in the World: From Imperialism to Diversity /Rodney Ball, Alec Hargreaves, Bill Marshall and Anna Ridehalgh.Preservationists vs. Innovators and the Contemporary French Language.Beur Culture.National Allegory in Francophone Canada.African Literature and Cinema in French after 1968.Conclusion: French Cultural Studies in the Future /Jill Forbes
Chronology 1870-1994.
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