The Politics of pleasure : aesthetics and cultural theory

Stephen Regan

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Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics Modernist Literature and Criticism Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art

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The return of the aesthetic the ideology of the aesthetic Max Raphael and the question of aesthetics aesthetics in the affray - Walter Pater's Appreciations with an Essay on Style Inevitable Relations - aesthetic revelations from Cezanne to Woolf marxism and modernist aesthetics lost correspondences - aesthetics, ideology and Paul de Man aesthetics and English studies stalemates? feminists, postmodernists, and unfinished issues in modern aesthetics aesthetics, pleasure and value.

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