1st Edition
The Routledge Companion to Politics and Literature in English
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Matthew Stratton
PART I Connecting Literature and Politics
- Aesthetics and Affect
- Forms
- Realism and Representation
- Symptoms
- Reforms and Revolutions
- Rights Catalogue
- Empires, Decolonization, and the Canon
- Citizenship and Enslavement
- Humans and Posthumans
- Animals
- Workers
- Debtors
- Refugees
- Nations and States
- On or about 1066
- On or about 1400
- On or about 1616
- On or about 1789
- On or about 1885
- On or about 1914
- On or about 1945
- On or about 1989
- On or about Now
- Sound and Print
- Photography
- Art, Propaganda and Truth
- Criticism
- Digital Platforms
- Translation
- Comics
- Archives
- Homes
- Cities
- Streets and Highways
- Nature
- Oceans
- Borders
- Planets
- Utopia
- Classrooms
Tyler Bradway
Ingrid Nelson
Regina Martin
Benjamin Kohlmann
John S. Garrison and Kyle Pivetti
Juno Jill Richards
Maryam Wasif Khan
PART II Constituting the Polis
Elizabeth J. West
Jennifer Rhee
Mario Ortiz-Robles
Benjamin Balthaser
Robin Truth Goodman
Hadji Bakara
Jessie Reeder
PART III Periods and Histories
Mary Rambaran-Olm
Susan Nakley
Urvashi Chakravarti
John Owen Havard
Padma Rangarajan
Tanya Agathocleous
Claire Seiler
Ian Afflerbach
Rachel Greenwald Smith
PART IV Media, Genre, Techne
Anthony Reed
Emily Hyde
Melissa Dinsman
Thom Dancer
J.D. Schnepf
Roland Végső
Daniel Worden
PART V Spaces
Megan Ward
Natalie Pollard
Ameeth Vijay
Sam Weselowski and Myka Tucker-Abramson
Steven Swarbrick
Alison Maas
Anne Mai Yee Jansen
Gerry Canavan
Deanna K. Kreisel
Laura Heffernan and Rachel Sagner Buurma
Index
Biography
Matthew Stratton is Associate Professor of English at the University of California, Davis and the author of The Politics of Irony in American Modernism (2014).






