Thus, Bataille uses the term socialist realism to denote not sublimation, as predialectic discourse suggests, but neosublimation. Sontag suggests the use of textual narrative to analyse and read society.
That isn't from her paper, although it could have been. It's from the Postmodern Generator, and LitCrit majors, if you're really stuck for a paper, it's just a mouse-click away. They'll never catch you.
Back when I was in college (late 70s) I realized that in order to get at least a B+ on any paper, all I had to do was write that whatever the subject was, it illustrated how man’s inhumanity to man transcended the class struggle.
I can see now that no longer makes the grade. It’s not nearly schizophrenic or unintelligible enough.