we read it in my intro to doctral studies class with the expressed intent that it be a model for how to be an academic...not sure how to take it now...but furiously reading it again

Or, more really, questioning what it is to read (this is where Blanchot comes in) Literature under the conditions of late capitalist domination of thought and language

It might be a challenging list for QC undergrads, but I think it's a fun one if you're interested in the ways markets, commodities, and money have shaped the thing we call Literature in the last 50 years

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