A Companion to Critical and Cultural Theory

Content: Title Page 
 Copyright Page
 Contents
 Contributors
 Acknowledgments
 Introduction
 Part I Lineages
 Chapter 1 Frankfurt --
New York --
San Diego 1924-1968
 or, Critical Theory 
 Frankfurt 1924-1935, The Welter of Method
 New York 1935-1953, Life Subsumed
 San Diego 1965-, Quandary of the Riot
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 2 Vienna 1899 --
Paris 1981
 or, Psychoanalysis
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 3 Paris 1955-1968
 or, Structuralism
 Foundations
 Structure
 Theoretical Anti-Humanism 
 The Scientific Turn
 History as Structure without a Subject
 The Split Subject
 High Structuralism. The Revenge of HistoryNotes
 References
 Chapter 4 Birmingham --
Urbana-Champaign 1964-1990
 or, Cultural Studies
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 5 Baltimore --
New Haven 1966-1983
 or, Deconstruction 
 Deconstruction, Without Limit ... (Introduction)
 DerridAmerica (Phase I)
 \"Boa-Deconstructors\" (Phase II) 
 Deconstruction, Engaged (Phase III)
 Momentous Inconclusions
 References
 Chapter 6 Paris --
Boston --
Berkeley --
the Mexico/Texas Borderlands 1949-1990
 or, Gender and Sexuality
 On the Times of Gender and Sexuality
 1979/1949/1989: Situating Consciousness. 1980/1995-1997/2006/2012: Presses, Anthologies, Counter-Public Spheres 1976/1961/1990/1983: Other Foucaults
 Incendiary Legacies
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 7 Delhi/Ahmednagar Fort --
Washington, DC/Birmingham Jail --
Pretoria/Robben Island 1947-1994
 or, Race, Colonialism, Postcolonialism 
 Colonialism
 Race
 Decolonization
 Postcolonialism
 References
 Chapter 8 Petrograd/Leningrad --
Havana --
Beijing 1917-1991
 or, Marxist Theory and Socialist Practice 
 References
 Chapter 9 Chile --
Seattle --
Cairo 1973-2017?
 or, Globalization and Neoliberalism 
 Chile and New York City 1973-1975. Chiapas and Seattle 1994-1999Cairo and Greece 2008-Present
 Addendum
 Notes
 References
 Part II Problematics 
 Section A: Living and Laboring
 Chapter 10 Subjectivity
 Subjectivity and Power: Marxist Lineages
 From the Subject of Production to the Production of the Subject
 Neoliberal Subjectivity
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 11 Diaspora and Migration
 Towards an Analytics of Diasporic Culture
 Jalleh\'s Diasporic Culture
 Diasporic Culture as a Culture of Capitalist Modernity
 The Diasporic Condition
 References
 Chapter 12 Community, Collectivity, Affinities
 The Critique of Community. Alternative Terms and Alternative Formulations: Queer World-BuildingThe Supplementarity of Affective Collectivity with Capitalism?
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 13 Feminism
 Feminist Theory and the Value of Materialism
 Materialism and Feminist Praxis
 Body: The Labor of Social Reproduction
 Mind: Feminist Knowledge
 Heart: The Value of Affect and Collective Action
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 14 Gender and Queer Theory
 Public Feelings: Affective Responses to Precarity
 Rethinking Terms: Queer of Color Analyses and Precarity
 After Sexuality?
 Note
 References.