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The literary critic Barbara Foley, following the debates around the essence of what constituted a proletarian literature after the Russian Revolution in 1917, points out the vague nature of these efforts within the cultural circles of the Left. It is not until the end of the 1930s that writers are pressed to come up with a taxonomy that fixed such literature in regards to its ability to convey a message from the perspective of the working-class. However, in this article I argue an anti-ideological approach and an analysis of how symbolic power is agglutinated through working-class aesthetics.

AL MARGEN DE LA IDEOLOGÍA: UNA LECTURA POLÍTICA DE LA LITERATURA OBRERA FUERA DEL ESQUEMA DE CLASES