Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: Introduction: Economy, Culture and Society in a
Decolonizing State
Chapter 2: Society: The Death of the Social Novel?
Chapter 3: Politics: Freedom and Anxiety, from Provincial Angst to
Post-Democracy
Chapter 4: Indigeneity: The Literary Politics of
Self-determination
Chapter 5: Creativity: The Artist’s Work in the Era of the Creative
Economy
Chapter 6: Conclusion: Joyless Social Democrats
Endnotes
Bibliography
Jennifer Lawn is senior lecturer in English at Massey University, Auckland.
Jennifer Lawn successfully demonstrates that there is a body of New
Zealand literature written in response to neoliberal reforms. Her
argument is not just true, it’s also important. Lawn’s work, and
hopefully future work that builds on her analysis, strengthens our
cultural knowledge about our recent past.
*Landfall*
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