Bryostatin and Their Analogues

Diederichsen, Ulf

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In Defense Of the Soul After The New Left1

: the Fall Of New Wave And The Rise Of Cultural Studies1

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“…… Les Pommes des Lettres!" 44 The veritable fruits of the fine arts, the essay stands, as it were, at the end of a string that begins with human feeling and then passes through pop songs like "The Look of Love" by ABC and Haircut 100's "Fantastic Day." Boy George was for Diederichsen no different than Yuri Andropov.…”

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Searching for the Young Soul Rebels: On Writing, New Wave, and the Ends of Cultural Studies

Langston¹

2017

German Politics and Society

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Starting with the surprising role the soul assumed in the West German music essay from the early 1980s, this article interrogates a peculiar, misunderstood middle passage in dominant historiographies of German pop literature—the new wave music essay—that transformed itself at the dawn of the 1990s—shortly before the literary phenomenon labeled Popliteratur emerged— by embracing then emergent Anglo-American Cultural Studies. The importance of new wave music for the essay’s regard for soul were lost on both pop literature and its attendant literary histories. The “studies model” has, at least in this one instance, smoothed over historical ruptures with unfortunate repercussions for our understanding of the precarious writerly mediation of life and music shortly before the value of poetics for life vanished altogether.

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“…I know it. 48 Neither mainstream journalism's tastemakers nor pimps could decree definitively what exactly Boy George was or should be for fans. The intensity of the good life-"Life in Bohemia is lived more intensely than anywhere else"-became second-order.…”

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Searching for the Young Soul Rebels: On Writing, New Wave, and the Ends of Cultural Studies

Langston¹

2017

German Politics and Society

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Bryostatin and Their Analogues

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