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Affective Crisis and the Possibility of Attachment: A Comparative Study of Contemporary Fiction in Neoliberal Ruins (Comparative Literature and Culture) - Softcover

Demeyer, Hans; Vitse, Sven

 
9781806550401: Affective Crisis and the Possibility of Attachment: A Comparative Study of Contemporary Fiction in Neoliberal Ruins (Comparative Literature and Culture)

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An in-depth study of contemporary novels through the lens of affect theory and ideology critique. 

Affective Crisis and the Possibility of Attachment offers a comparative critical study of contemporary fiction. It intervenes in discussions about contemporary fiction in its literary-historical relationship to postmodernism and in its socio-historical relationship to neoliberalism, arguing that contemporary literature is dominated by affective questions that are rooted in neoliberalism. Whereas previous research focused on either a literary-historical or a socio-historical approach, this study examines eighteen novels from various parts of the world in both their diachronic relation to postmodernism and in their synchronic relation to neoliberal society.

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Über die Autorinnen und Autoren

Hans Demeyer is Associate Professor of Dutch and Comparative Literature at University College London. His research revolves around the intersection of literature, affect and society. With Sven Vitse he published Affectieve crisis, literair herstel [Affective Crisis, Literary Repair] (AUP, 2021), a monograph on the contemporary novel with a focus on Dutch-language fiction. Previous collaborations with Vitse include edited volumes on neo-avant-garde writers Willy Roggeman (2013) and J.F Vogelaar (2018). Since 2025, he is co-editor-in-chief of Dutch Crossing: Journal of Low Countries Studies. His current research projects focus on whiteness in Neerlandophone literature, and on literature and destituent power.

Sven Vitse is Assistant Professor at the department of Languages, Literature and Culture at Utrecht University. He has published extensively on Dutch-language avant-garde, postmodern and millennial fiction, and on the literary construction of masculinity in modern Dutch fiction. With Hans Demeyer he published Affectieve crisis, literair herstel (2021), a monograph on the contemporary novel with a focus on Dutch-language fiction. Previous collaborations with Demeyer include an edited volume on Dutch neo-avant-garde writer J.F. Vogelaar. In 2022-2023 Vitse was a fellow at the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study (NIAS) in Amsterdam.

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