Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part One: Interrogation
1. "To Read What Was Never Written"
From Deconstruction to a Poetics of Redemption
2. From Bakhtin to Gramsci
Intertextuality, Praxis, Hegemony
3. Arguments within Marxist Critical Theory
Part Two: Reconfigurations
4. Prospectus to an Aesthetics of "Imaginary Relations"
5. Ideological Form, Symboilc Exchange, Textual Production
A Reading of Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls
6. Hugh MacDiarmid
Toward a Materialist Poetics
Part Three: Interventions
7. James Baldwin's Dialectical Imagination
8. History and Representation
Symbolizing the Asian Diaspora in the United States
9. Beyond Postmodernism
Notes on "Third World" Discourses of Resistance
10. Multiculturalism and the Challenge of World Cultural Studies
Bibliography
Index