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- Description:
- This dissertation maintains that Michel Foucault's concept of biopolitics holds a crucial significance for how we analyze character and subjectivity in postcolonial Anglophone literary studies. …
- Year:
- 2011
- Contributor:
- Babcock, David J (creator)
- George, Olakunle (Director)
- Bewes, Timothy (Reader)
- Reichman, Ravit (Reader)
- , (Director)
- , (Reader)
- Brown University. English (sponsor)
- Genre:
- theses
- Subject:
- professional
- Anglophone
- postcolonial
- Ishiguro
- Coetzee
- Ondaatje
- affect
- Globalization
- Biopolitics
- Professional employees
- Subjectivity
- English-speaking countries
- Postcolonialism
- Ethics
- Coetzee, J. M. > 1940-
- Ondaatje, Michael > 1943-
- Language:
- English
- Collection:
- English
- Theses and Dissertations
- Description:
- Professional Sentiments argues that nineteenth-century U.S. fiction revised sentimental models of subjectivity and social relations to evolve an affectivity of professionalism. Challenging a critical practice …
- Year:
- 2010
- Contributor:
- Sweeney, Brian D (creator)
- Gould, Philip (Director)
- McLaughlin, Kevin (Reader)
- Burrows, Stuart (Reader)
- Nabers, Deak (Reader)
- Brown University. English (sponsor)
- Genre:
- theses
- Subject:
- professionalism
- novel
- 19th century U.S. literature
- affect
- class
- African American literature
- servants
- professionals
- Charles Chesnutt
- Sarah Orne Jewett
- Anna Katharine Green
- Harriet Wilson
- detective fiction
- American literature
- Sentimentalism
- Household employees
- Professional employees
- Detective and mystery stories
- Chesnutt, Charles W. (Charles Waddell) > 1858-1932
- Jewett, Sarah Orne > 1849-1909
- Green, Anna Katharine > 1846-1935
- Wilson, Harriet E. > 1825-1900
- Language:
- English
- Collection:
- English
- Theses and Dissertations