American Literature and the Free Market, 1945-2000

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Exploring the allure of the free market, this book delves into its representation in postwar literature, examining how economic themes shaped narratives and character development. It highlights the interplay between literature and economic thought, revealing how authors responded to and critiqued the capitalist landscape of their times. Through various literary works, the text uncovers the deeper implications of economic ideologies on society and individual identity, providing a rich analysis of the cultural context of postwar writing.