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(2013) Community in twentieth-century fiction, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan.
Doomed to walk the night
ghostly communities and promises in the novels of Alex la Guma
María J López
pp. 123-140
the word “communism” stands as an emblem of the desire to discover or rediscover a place of community at once beyond social divisions and beyond subordination to technopolitical dominion, and thereby beyond such wasting away of liberty, of speech, or of simple happiness as comes about whenever these become subjugated to the exclusive order of privatization. .. (1)
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López, M.J. (2013)., Doomed to walk the night: ghostly communities and promises in the novels of Alex la Guma, in P. Martín Salván, G. Rodríguez Salas & J. Jiménez Heffernan (eds.), Community in twentieth-century fiction, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 123-140.
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