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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04269-3ity, the novel links the rampant pollution of waterways with industrial, municipal, and military wastes to the experiences of African Americans within the city who navigate civic life through the run-off of an imagined pure and productive whiteness that leaches onto the African American body, markin

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Beschreibung der Einzelarbeiten,ty to accept his excremental nature fuels violent rhetoric toward the body, populations deemed other, and the world. Thus, scatological satire allows Franzen to put pressure on a subjectivity that cannot stand the possibility—the inevitability—of dissolution, decay, and death offered by the body and

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Beschreibung der Einzelarbeiten,ons of blackness rooted in national fantasies of bodily differentiation, the novel shows how black suburban characters deny multiple bodily excesses in order to gain entrance into capitalist understanding and recognition of value or worth. In other words, characters cleanse themselves of excremental

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Untersuchungen über absatzfreie Teer?leeLillo’s . imagines nuclear weapons as the excremental bombardment of national threats, but moves past a discussion of a national body constructed through the denial of excess and toward moving descriptions of communities living in the waste of military industrial complex. With a specific focus on t

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Beschreibung der Einzelarbeiten,elany’s characters celebrate the soil of self as a way to connect with other matter, a way to give fertilizing bodies as gift to other life. In decomposition for Delany’s “mad men,” they lose their isolated subjectivity and spread out to touch and be touched in worldly enrapture. For example, the te

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2634-579X e subjects who abnegate their status as waste-producing beings?and bring readers back to embrace.Winner of the 2019 Northeast Modern Language Association Book Award?for Literary Criticism of English Language Literature.978-3-030-46532-2978-3-030-46530-8Series ISSN 2634-579X Series E-ISSN 2634-5803

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Introduction: On the American Standard: Post-1960 Scatological Fiction,denies association with effluent, excremental fiction does much more than offer studies of impact offered by earth and environmental scientists; it gives readers insight into why communities bombard rivers and other bodies of water with sewage and why nations support industrial production of toxins

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Soiling the Black Body: Ishmael Reed Engages White Shit,ity, the novel links the rampant pollution of waterways with industrial, municipal, and military wastes to the experiences of African Americans within the city who navigate civic life through the run-off of an imagined pure and productive whiteness that leaches onto the African American body, markin

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,Battling the Excremental Self: Western Civilization and Its Decomposition in Jonathan Franzen’s ,ty to accept his excremental nature fuels violent rhetoric toward the body, populations deemed other, and the world. Thus, scatological satire allows Franzen to put pressure on a subjectivity that cannot stand the possibility—the inevitability—of dissolution, decay, and death offered by the body and

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Fleeing the Excremental Stain Through Acquisition: Getting to the Bottom of Black Suburban Splendorons of blackness rooted in national fantasies of bodily differentiation, the novel shows how black suburban characters deny multiple bodily excesses in order to gain entrance into capitalist understanding and recognition of value or worth. In other words, characters cleanse themselves of excremental