Waste and the Hygienic Imagination Dr Wen-Feng Cong

Waste and the Hygienic Imagination Dr Wen-Feng CongThis book considers how twentieth and twenty first century American literature uses a hygienic imagination, centering on waste and bathroom spaces, to address cultural, national, and ethical concerns. It argues that literary texts help to develop and to dismantle an idea of hygiene tied to morality, nationality and race.

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Martindale analyzes the theoretical implications of "creative" texts such as the graphic art and cultural commentary of Alison Bechdel and Diane DiMassa

the connections between religious values and academic institutions

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and students of feminist

Marsili reinterprets fragmentary official accounts in light of material evidence and noncanonical and recently excavated texts

intended for both specialists and nonspecialists

Jacques Audiard is the first book on one of the most important French directors working today

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