Martin Amis: Postmodernism and Beyond

1. Introduction
Gavin Keulks

2. “My Heart Really Goes Out to Me”: The Self-indulgent Highway to Adulthood in The Rachel Papers
Neil Brooks

3. Looking-glass Worlds in Martin Amis’s Early Fiction: Reflectiveness, Mirror Narcissism, and Doubles
Richard Todd

4. The Passion of John Self: Allegory, Economy, and Expenditure in Martin Amis’s Money
Tamás Bényei

5. Money Makes the Man: Gender and Sexuality in Martin Amis’s Money
Emma Parker

6. Martin Amis and Late-twentieth-century Working-class Masculinity: Money and London Fields
Philip Tew

7. The Female Form, Sublimation, and Nicola Six
Susan Brook

8. Martin Amis’s Time’s Arrow and the Postmodern Sublime
Brian Finney

9. Under the Dark Sun of Melancholia: Writing and Loss in The Information
Catherine Bernard

10. Mimesis and Informatics in The Information
Richard Menke

11. W(h)ither Postmodernism: Late Amis
Gavin Keulks

12. J.G. Ballard’s “Inner Space” and the Early Fiction of Martin Amis
James Diedrick

13. A Reluctant Leavisite: Martin Amis’s “Higher Journalism”
M. Hunter Hayes

14. Nonfiction by Martin Amis, 1971–2005
James Diedrick, M. Hunter Hayes

Nyckelord: Literature, Fiction, Twentieth-Century Literature, British and Irish Literature, Postmodern Philosophy