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100			_aMulhern, Francis, editor.
245		0	_aContemporary Marxist Literary Criticism _c/ edited by Francis Mulhern.
250			_aFirst edition.
260			_aLondon _b: Longman Group UK Ltd. _c, 1992.
300			_axii, 278 p. _c; 22 cm.
520			_aContemporary Marxist Literary Criticism, edited by Francis Mulhern, is an important anthology that surveys the major developments in Marxist literary theory during the late twentieth century. The volume demonstrates how Marxist criticism has evolved beyond traditional economic interpretations of literature to address ideology, culture, politics, language, history, and representation. It provides students with a broad introduction to the principal debates that have shaped contemporary literary and cultural studies. The collection includes essays by internationally recognized critics such as Terry Eagleton, Edward W. Said, Raymond Williams, Fredric Jameson, Tony Bennett, Franco Moretti, Pierre Macherey, and others. These essays examine diverse literary and cultural topics, including the works of Jane Austen, Bertolt Brecht, James Bond, modern aesthetics, popular fiction, and ideology. Together, they illustrate how Marxist criticism analyzes literature as a product of historical, social, political, and economic forces while exploring questions of class, power, culture, and representation.
650			_aLiterary criticism.
650			_aLiterature—History and criticism.
650			_aMarxism and literature.
650			_aMarxist criticism.
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