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political unconscious: a standalone construct

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politicalunconscious1 CONSTRUCTPolitical unconsciousJAMESON · LITERARY THEORY

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the repressed history and social contradiction that narratives work to manage, which interpretation uncovers by reading texts as socially symbolic acts.

In literary theory, political unconscious refers to the repressed history and social contradiction that narratives work to manage, which interpretation uncovers by reading texts as socially symbolic acts. This meaning comes from Jameson (1981) in The political unconscious.[1]

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  1. Jameson, F. (1981). The political unconscious. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780415287517

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