Deficits and desires: economics and sexuality in twentieth-century literature

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Introduction Part I. Escaping Restrictions: 1. The freedom to borrow in Ulysses 2. The author as consumer: The Financier 3. Legitimate and illegitimate bonds: The Great Gatsby Part II. New Deals: 4. Consumer cooperation, gender cooperation: Virginia Woolf's answer to war 5. Love versus usury: the national cures of Ezra Pound and William Carlos Williams 6. Cultural autonomy and consumerism: Their Eyes Were Watching God Coda: Accepting Deficits 7. Credit as faith: normalizing debt in the movies of Frank Capra Notes Selected bibliography Index.

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