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Performing America abroad : transnational cultural politics in the age of neoliberal capitalism, Leopold Lippert

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  • Cover; Titel; Imprint; Table of Contents; 1 Introduction; 2 Towards a Theory of Transnational Difference; 2.1 The Transnational Turn in American Studies; 2.2 Approaching the Transnational, or: Beyond the Nation-State?; 2.3 Studying Transnational Difference I: The Adaptation Paradigm; 2.4 Studying Transnational Difference II: The Border Paradigm; 2.5 American Exceptionalism and the Geopolitics of Neoliberalism; 2.6 Neoliberal Biopolitics and the New Spirit of Capitalism; 2.7 Ambivalent Transnationalism or: Beyond Neoliberalism?; 3 The Vicissitudes of Performative Transnationalism
  • 3.1 From Discipline to Performance3.2 Performing America Abroad I: Surrogation; 3.3 Performing America Abroad II: Hauntings; 3.4 Assembling the Archive: Performance Remains; 4 Playing Indian in Austria; 4.1 Waterloo at Meidlinger Markt; 4.2 Surrogate Indianness; 4.3 Genealogies of Ethnic Drag; 4.4 Colonial Encounters and Self-Help Failures: Waterloo and the Emperor; 4.5 Performance Breakdown: „No Name City" and the Ghost of America; 4.6 Coda: Coming-of-Age the Indian Way in „Erdbeerland"; 5 Transnational Queer Performances, or: Stonewall in Vienna?; 5.1 Nationalizing the Stonewall Riots
  • 5.2 The Politics of National Pedagogy5.3 Globalizing the Politics of Sexual Difference; 5.4 The Viennese Regenbogenparade as a Transnational Counter/Public; 5.5 The Politics of Performance and the Ambivalences of Neoliberalism; 6 The Survival of a Transnational Salesman; 6.1 Configurations of the American Dream; 6.2 The Transnational Performance Genealogies of „Death of a Salesman"; 6.3 Capitalism, Affect, and the Exhausted Self: The Survival of a Salesman; 6.4 Melodrama, Excess, and Americana Americanness in Stefan Pucher's „Tod eines Handlungsreisenden"
  • 6.5 Consumption, Debt, and the Incursion of Futurity in Theater im Bahnhof's „Death of a Cardholder"7 Conclusion; Bibliography; Acknowledgements; Backcover
Isbn
9783825378400
Instance
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Performing America abroad : transnational cultural politics in the age of neoliberal capitalism
Title
Performing America abroad
Title remainder
transnational cultural politics in the age of neoliberal capitalism
Statement of responsibility
Leopold Lippert
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Author
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Language
eng
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Lippert, Leopold
Dewey number
420
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
LC call number
BF481
LC item number
.L577 2018
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
  • dictionaries
  • bibliography
Series statement
American studies - a monograph series,
Series volume
volume 297
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  • LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES
  • Performance
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Performing America abroad : transnational cultural politics in the age of neoliberal capitalism, Leopold Lippert
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Contents
  • Cover; Titel; Imprint; Table of Contents; 1 Introduction; 2 Towards a Theory of Transnational Difference; 2.1 The Transnational Turn in American Studies; 2.2 Approaching the Transnational, or: Beyond the Nation-State?; 2.3 Studying Transnational Difference I: The Adaptation Paradigm; 2.4 Studying Transnational Difference II: The Border Paradigm; 2.5 American Exceptionalism and the Geopolitics of Neoliberalism; 2.6 Neoliberal Biopolitics and the New Spirit of Capitalism; 2.7 Ambivalent Transnationalism or: Beyond Neoliberalism?; 3 The Vicissitudes of Performative Transnationalism
  • 3.1 From Discipline to Performance3.2 Performing America Abroad I: Surrogation; 3.3 Performing America Abroad II: Hauntings; 3.4 Assembling the Archive: Performance Remains; 4 Playing Indian in Austria; 4.1 Waterloo at Meidlinger Markt; 4.2 Surrogate Indianness; 4.3 Genealogies of Ethnic Drag; 4.4 Colonial Encounters and Self-Help Failures: Waterloo and the Emperor; 4.5 Performance Breakdown: „No Name City" and the Ghost of America; 4.6 Coda: Coming-of-Age the Indian Way in „Erdbeerland"; 5 Transnational Queer Performances, or: Stonewall in Vienna?; 5.1 Nationalizing the Stonewall Riots
  • 5.2 The Politics of National Pedagogy5.3 Globalizing the Politics of Sexual Difference; 5.4 The Viennese Regenbogenparade as a Transnational Counter/Public; 5.5 The Politics of Performance and the Ambivalences of Neoliberalism; 6 The Survival of a Transnational Salesman; 6.1 Configurations of the American Dream; 6.2 The Transnational Performance Genealogies of „Death of a Salesman"; 6.3 Capitalism, Affect, and the Exhausted Self: The Survival of a Salesman; 6.4 Melodrama, Excess, and Americana Americanness in Stefan Pucher's „Tod eines Handlungsreisenden"
  • 6.5 Consumption, Debt, and the Incursion of Futurity in Theater im Bahnhof's „Death of a Cardholder"7 Conclusion; Bibliography; Acknowledgements; Backcover
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1087113555
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1 online resource
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online
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9783825378400
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(OCoLC)1087113555
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Performing America abroad : transnational cultural politics in the age of neoliberal capitalism, Leopold Lippert
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online resource
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rdacarrier
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rdacontent
Contents
  • Cover; Titel; Imprint; Table of Contents; 1 Introduction; 2 Towards a Theory of Transnational Difference; 2.1 The Transnational Turn in American Studies; 2.2 Approaching the Transnational, or: Beyond the Nation-State?; 2.3 Studying Transnational Difference I: The Adaptation Paradigm; 2.4 Studying Transnational Difference II: The Border Paradigm; 2.5 American Exceptionalism and the Geopolitics of Neoliberalism; 2.6 Neoliberal Biopolitics and the New Spirit of Capitalism; 2.7 Ambivalent Transnationalism or: Beyond Neoliberalism?; 3 The Vicissitudes of Performative Transnationalism
  • 3.1 From Discipline to Performance3.2 Performing America Abroad I: Surrogation; 3.3 Performing America Abroad II: Hauntings; 3.4 Assembling the Archive: Performance Remains; 4 Playing Indian in Austria; 4.1 Waterloo at Meidlinger Markt; 4.2 Surrogate Indianness; 4.3 Genealogies of Ethnic Drag; 4.4 Colonial Encounters and Self-Help Failures: Waterloo and the Emperor; 4.5 Performance Breakdown: „No Name City" and the Ghost of America; 4.6 Coda: Coming-of-Age the Indian Way in „Erdbeerland"; 5 Transnational Queer Performances, or: Stonewall in Vienna?; 5.1 Nationalizing the Stonewall Riots
  • 5.2 The Politics of National Pedagogy5.3 Globalizing the Politics of Sexual Difference; 5.4 The Viennese Regenbogenparade as a Transnational Counter/Public; 5.5 The Politics of Performance and the Ambivalences of Neoliberalism; 6 The Survival of a Transnational Salesman; 6.1 Configurations of the American Dream; 6.2 The Transnational Performance Genealogies of „Death of a Salesman"; 6.3 Capitalism, Affect, and the Exhausted Self: The Survival of a Salesman; 6.4 Melodrama, Excess, and Americana Americanness in Stefan Pucher's „Tod eines Handlungsreisenden"
  • 6.5 Consumption, Debt, and the Incursion of Futurity in Theater im Bahnhof's „Death of a Cardholder"7 Conclusion; Bibliography; Acknowledgements; Backcover
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1087113555
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1 online resource
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Isbn
9783825378400
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(OCoLC)1087113555

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