Much like Richard Wright at his last May Day in Chicago, she had to leave the parade. James Casas Klausen is concerned with the power of capitalist consumer culture to seduce us away from important political and economic issues. They argue that surprising parallels inhabit this affair and the roiling nationalism of the Dreyfus Affair, in which theories of ethnic conspiracy have been globalized. The marriage between identity politics and conspiracy politics, they conclude, severely diverts both rational analysis and progressivism. Finally we return to the future of writing in Mike Mosher's essay on hypertext and its ideological sources.
Writing is an affirmation of the future and of continuing possibilities.
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