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This video is a recording of a lecture by Frederic Jameson given on October 7, 1977. The lecture delves into literary analysis, focusing on the works of Gustave Flaubert and the concept of the "reality effect." Jameson discusses how literary texts create an illusion of realism through concrete, non-symbolic details, and how this contrasts with older modes of representation. He also explores themes of history, modernization, and the production of everyday life within literary narratives.