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Common Language: , and the Poetics of Precarityys, poetry, prose, Tweets, images, and combinations thereof that respond in some way to the provocation of the title. The contributions take a wide variety of formal approaches, but they share much in common: each writes against networking’s instrumentalization of grammar, against its impoverished m

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Toward a Poetics of Precarity. Labor Spheres in Contemporary European Fictionst recalling the normative and the prescriptive; the second the transitory and indeterminate. In my chapter, I wish to explore the question of what productive potential this tension might hold. Which forms of expression does the poetic find for the precarious and what influence does the precarious h

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The Character of Risktwar welfare state have been increasingly eroded by neoliberal policies, leaving many individuals to face and manage the risks of sudden unemployment, poverty and ill-health by themselves. This chapter focuses on two novels concerned with socio-economic marginalization in the post-Thatcher United Ki

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To Be or Not to Be a Laborer. Three Swedish Novels About Young Adults, Temporary Employment, and thend working life in a time of rapid change. The analysis focuses primarily on class and age as active social categories, relating especially to Guy Standing’s thoughts on ., in order to show a recurring conflict in the stories, between adopting new ideals of flexibility and independence and becoming