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Charting a new course in the criticism of postwar fiction, Cool Characters examines the changing status of irony in American cultural and political life from World War II to the present, showing how irony migrated from the countercultural margins of the 1950s to the cultural mainstream of the 1980s. Along the way, irony was absorbed into postmodern theory and ultimately became a target of recent writers who have sought to create a practice of "postirony" that might move beyond its limitations. As a concept, irony has been theorized from countless angles, but Cool Characters argues that it is best understood as an ethos: an attitude or orientation toward the world, embodied in different character types, articulated via literary style. Lee Konstantinou traces five such types--the hipster, the punk, the believer, the coolhunter, and the occupier--in new interpretations of works by authors including Ralph Ellison, William S. Burroughs, Thomas Pynchon, Kathy Acker, Dave Eggers, William Gibson, Jennifer Egan, Jonathan Lethem, and Rachel Kushner. For earlier generations of writers, irony was something vital to be embraced, but beginning most dramatically with David Foster Wallace, dissatisfaction with irony, especially with its alleged tendency to promote cynicism and political passivity, gained force. Postirony--the endpoint in an arc that begins with naive belief, passes through irony, and arrives at a new form of contingent conviction--illuminates the literary environment that has flourished in the United States since the 1990s.

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Publisher
Harvard University Press
ISBN-10
0674967887
ISBN-13
9780674967885
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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Product Key Features

Author
Lee Konstantinou
Publication Name
Cool Characters : Irony and American Fiction
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2016
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
384 Pages

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Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
1.2in
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
24.1 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Bh301.I7k66 2016
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Konstantinou tells the story of 'e~how postmodernism became historical'e(tm) with some of the verve of a novelist, but without sacrificing any of the virtues we expect to find in the work of a top-notch cultural critic. It is, in the most surprising way, a character-driven story, and one that sets out to answer a key question about our now routinely ironic culture: how might we take it and ourselves seriously again?, Excellent, well-read and well-written'e¦[An] insightful, provocative and necessary book in literary studies., Lee Konstantinou 'e(tm)s Cool Characters is the best study of post-1945 fiction that I have read since Mark McGurl'e(tm)s The Program Era , and it will no doubt be as influential., Lee Konstantinou's Cool Characters is the best study of post-1945 fiction that I have read since Mark McGurl's The Program Era , and it will no doubt be as influential., An impressive breadth of scholarship...Each chapter offers new insights...Each of the book's characterological types exemplifies a style of engagement with political and economic realities; by approaching recent American fiction in such a novel way, Konstantinou contributes not only to literary studies but to our ongoing discussion of those realities as well., Konstantinou tells the story of 'e~how postmodernism became historical'e(tm) with some of the verve of a novelist, but without sacrificing any of virtues we expect to find in the work of a top-notch cultural critic. It is, in the most surprising way, a character-driven story, and one that sets out to answer a key question about our now routinely ironic culture: how might we take it and ourselves seriously again?, Cool Characters is a major work of criticism that promises to transform the study of post'e"World War II American literature. It will be of enormous interest to graduate students and professors in the field, as well as to anyone interested in the state of contemporary literature., Lee Konstantinou'e(tm)s Cool Characters is the best study of post-1945 fiction that I have read since Mark McGurl'e(tm)s The Program Era , and it will no doubt be as influential., Excellent, well-read and well-written...[An] insightful, provocative and necessary book in literary studies., Cool Characters is a remarkably thorough work of literary scholarship, most valuable for how it unravels the political thinking of canonical American writers (Ralph Ellison, Norman Mailer), as well as some celebrated contemporary writers., Cool Characters is a major work of criticism that promises to transform the study of post WWII American literature. It will be of enormous interest to graduate students and professors in the field, as well as to anyone interested in the state of contemporary literature., Konstantinou tells the story of 'how postmodernism became historical' with some of the verve of a novelist, but without sacrificing any of the virtues we expect to find in the work of a top-notch cultural critic. It is, in the most surprising way, a character-driven story, and one that sets out to answer a key question about our now routinely ironic culture: how might we take it and ourselves seriously again?, Cool Characters is a major work of criticism that promises to transform the study of post-World War II American literature. It will be of enormous interest to graduate students and professors in the field, as well as to anyone interested in the state of contemporary literature., An impressive breadth of scholarship...Each chapter offers new insights...Each of the book's characterological types exemplifies a style of engagement with political and economic realities by approaching recent American fiction in such a novel way, Konstantinou contributes not only to literary studies but to our ongoing discussion of those realities as well.
Copyright Date
2016
Topic
Sociology / General, Popular Culture, American / General, Semiotics & Theory, Humor
Lccn
2015-033860
Dewey Decimal
813/.540918
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
23
Genre
Literary Criticism, Social Science

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