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Minimalisms do their most creative work in their suggestions and their omissions, and this paradox generates critical difficulty and epistemological anxiety around minimalist literature.
The everyday comforts of routine and faith in the predictability of our systems makes us love rather than fear the world we have made.
Essays catch us in the act of being human, offering the individual point of view in reportage, portraits, confessions, satire, and social commentary.
New Americanists are developing connections between ecocriticism, postcolonial studies, and the influence of US and global politico-military powers.
The Collaborative Turn is a series of techniques, texts, and writers that bring to the fore the collaborative mechanisms of all aesthetic production.
Today's fashion becomes yesterday's failure; yesterday's failure is today's fashion. Overlooked or overrated literary and critical gems are only visible with hindsight.
Uncreative writing is the appropriation of previously produced material, taking something out of its original context and putting it forth as art by reproducing it in another context.
The Latino West traces the achievements of Mexican American writers and show the wide range of perspectives found within the Mexican American community.
Over the last few years, writers belonging to cultures that have been colonized by imperialist powers have generated an explosion of work in the worlds of science fiction and fantasy writing.
Literary ecocritics have interrogated the environmentalist use of genres such as pastoral and apocalypse to structure stories about the decline of nature under the impact of modern society.
Our minds continually undergo processes of construction, revision, recognition, selective input, and self-reflection. The fictive qualities of mental experience are apparent even during ordinary acts of perception.
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