A poetics of postmodernism : history, theory, fiction / Linda Hutcheon.
Neither a defense nor a denunciation of the postmodern, it continues Hutcheon's previous projects in studying formal self-consciousness in art, but adds to this both a historical and ideological dimension.
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1988.
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Table of Contents:
- Theorizing the postmodern: Toward a poetics
- Modelling the postmodern: Parody and politics
- Limiting the postmodern: The paradoxical aftermath of modernism
- Decentering the postmodern: The ex-centric
- Contextualizing the postmodern: Enunciation and the revenge of "parole"
- Historicizing the postmodern: The problematizing of history
- Historiographic metafiction: "The pastime of past time"
- Intertextuality, parody, and the discourses of history
- The problem of reference
- Subject in/of/to history and his story
- Discourse, power, ideology: Humanism and postmodernism
- Political double-talk
- Conclusion: A poetics or a problematics?