Corporate Fictions
Volume 38, Number 2
January-February 2017
Excerpts available through Project Muse; full articles available to Project Muse subscribers.
Joseph Tabbi’s Introduction to Focus: Coroporate Fictions
Henry S. Turner’s “Love Your Corporation”
Alfred Thomas reviews Henry S. Turner’s The Corporate Commonwealth
Gregory L. Ulmer reviews Mark Seltzer’s The Official World
Robert Lestón reviews Brian Massumi’s The Power at the End of Economy
Ralph Clare’s “Ghostbusters 2.0”
Johannah Rodgers’s “Academia.’edu'”
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