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Postmodern Texts And Emotional Audiences Identity And The Politics Of Feeling Kimberly Chabot Davis

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Postmodern Texts And Emotional Audiences Identity And The Politics Of Feeling Kimberly Chabot Davis instant download after payment.

Publisher: Purdue Univ Pr

File Extension: PDF

File size: 17.42 MB

Pages: 227

Author: Kimberly Chabot Davis

ISBN: 9781557534798, 1557534799

Language: English

Year: 2007

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Postmodern Texts And Emotional Audiences Identity And The Politics Of Feeling Kimberly Chabot Davis by Kimberly Chabot Davis 9781557534798, 1557534799 instant download after payment.

Chabot Davis analyzes contemporary texts that bond together two seemingly antithetical sensibilities: the sentimental and the postmodern. Ranging across multiple media and offering a methodological union of textual analysis and reception study, Chabot Davis presents case studies of audience responses. Chabot Davis argues that sentimental postmodernism deepened leftist political engagement by moving audiences to identify emotionally with people across the divisions of gender, sexual identity, race, and ethnicity. This study questions the critical equation of postmodernism with apocalyptic nihilism and political apathy. The book also challenges the assumption that sentimentality and sympathy are inherently conservative and imperialistic.