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Perhaps more than any other recent writer, Craig Owens explored the relations among the discourses of contemporary art, sexuality, and power. His familiarity with the New York art world and its practitioners in the 1970's and 1980's makes his writing an unparalleled guide to one of the most riveting periods of contemporary culture.
Preface Craig Owens: "The Indignity of Speaking for Others" by Simon Watney PART I • TOWARD A THEORY OF POSTMODERNISM Einstein on the Beach: The Primacy of Metaphor Photography en abyme Detachment: from the parergon Earthwords The Allegorical Impulse: Toward a Theory of Postmodernism The Allegorical Impulse: Toward a Theory of Postmodernism, Part 2 Representation, Appropriation, and PowerSherrie Levine at A&M Artworks Allan McCollum: Repetition and Difference From Work to Frame, or, Is There Life After "The Death of the Author"? PART II • SEXUALITY/POWERHonor, Power, and the Love of Women William Wegman's Psychoanalytic Vaudeville The Discourse of Others: Feminists and Postmodernism The Medusa Effect, or, The Specular Ruse Posing Outlaws: Gay Men in Feminism PART III • CULTURESPolitics of Coppelia Sects and Language The Critic as Realist "The Indignity of Spe'aking for Others": An Imaginary Interview The Problem with Puerilism Analysis Logical and Ideological Improper Names Interview with Craig Owens by Anders Stephanson The Yen for Art Global Issues PART IV • PEDAGOGYPostmodern Art 1971-1986 Bibliography: Contemporary Art and Art Criticism Seminar in Theory and CriticismBibliography: The Political Economy of Culture Visualizing AIDS Course Bibliography on Visual AIDS Bibliography Index
