Inequality, Poverty and Precarity in Contemporary American Culture

The book delves into the discourse surrounding poverty and income inequality, analyzing how these issues are represented by various societal voices. By contrasting structural narratives with opportunity narratives, it introduces Lemke's concept of precarity, offering fresh perspectives on American socio-economic conditions. Through a comprehensive examination of artistic and journalistic works, it highlights the precarious nature of representation itself, contributing significantly to both academic and public discussions on the impacts of neoliberal capitalism.