Inventions of A Present: The Novel in its Crisis of Globalization

Fredric Jameson’s "Inventions of the Present: The Novel in Its Crisis of Globalization" explores how contemporary literature responds to the globalized world. Jameson examines how novels reflect economic, cultural, and political shifts and how they grapple with the challenges posed by a rapidly changing global landscape. His analysis often involves a critique of how these novels address issues of identity, power, and social change, providing insights into the broader implications of globalization on narrative and form.