A companion to comparative literature, edited by Ali Behdad and Dominic Thomas

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A companion to comparative literature, edited by Ali Behdad and Dominic Thomas

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edited by Ali Behdad and Dominic Thomas

Instantiates

• A companion to comparative literature

Publication

• Chichester, West Sussex | Malden, MA, Wiley-Blackwell, 2011

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

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online resource

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• cr

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Contents

• Why compare?
• 29.
• -- "Worlds in collision": the languages and locations of world literature
• Charles Forsdick;
• 30.
• The trouble with world literature
• Graham Huggan
• David Ferris;
• 3.
• Method and congruity: the odious business of comparative literature
• David Palumbo-Liu;
• 4.
• Comparisons, world literature, and the common denominator
• Haun Saussy;
• 5.
• Comparative literature in America: attempt at a genealogy
• Introduction
• Kenneth Surin
• Part II.
• Theoretical Directions:
• 6.
• The Poiein of secular criticism
• Stathis Gourgouris;
• 7.
• Vanishing horizons: problems in the comparison of China and the West
• Eric Hayot;
• 8.
• Ali Behdad and Dominic Thomas
• Art and literature in the liquid modern age: on Richard Wollheim, Zygmunt Bauman and Yves Michaud
• Efraín Kristal;
• 9.
• A literary object's contextual life
• Michael Lucey;
• 10.
• The theater of comparative literature
• Sharon Marcus
• Part III.
• Disciplinary Intersections:
• Part I.
• 11.
• What pictures tell us about the letter: visual and literary practices in Latin America
• Jorge Coronado;
• 12.
• If there's a text in this class, where did it come from? Or, What does Marilyn Monroe have to do with The sorrows of young man Werther?
• Richard Maxwell and Toby Miller;
• 13.
• Comparative literature in the age of digital humanities: on possible futures for a discipline
• Todd Presner;
• 14.
• Roadmaps:
• Comparing pain : theoretical explorations of suffering and working towards the particular
• Zoë Norridge;
• 15.
• Comparativism, transfers, entangled history: sociological perspectives on literature
• Gisèle Sapiro
• Part IV.
• LinguisticTtrajectories:
• 16.
• Orphaned language: traumatic crossings in literature and history
• Cathy Caruth;
• 1.
• 17.
• Contested grammars: comparative literature, translation, and the challenge of locality
• Simon Gikandi;
• 18.
• Comparative literature and the global languagescape
• Mary Louise Pratt ;
• 19.
• Persian incursions: the transnational dynamics of Persian literature
• Nasrin Rahimieh;
• 20.
• A discipline of tolerance
• Rudimentariness as home
• Mireille Rosello
• Part V.
• Postcolonial Mobilities:
• 21.
• Afro-European studies : emerging fields and new directions
• Allison Crumly Deventer and Dominic Thomas;
• 22.
• The comparative and the relational: meditations on racial method
• David Theo Goldberg;
• Rey Chow;
• 23.
• Kidnapped narratives: mobility without autonomy and the nation/novel analogy
• Deborah Jenson;
• 24.
• Counterpoint and double critique in Deward Said and Abdelkebir Khatibi: a transcolonial comparison
• Françoise Lionnet;
• 25.
• How French studies became transnational; or postcolonialism as comparatism
• David Murphy;
• 26.
• 2.
• Towards a planetary reading of postcolonial and American imaginative eco-graphies
• Sangeeta Ray
• Part VI.
• Global Connection:
• 27.
• Terrestrial humanism: Edward W. Said and the politics of world literature
• Emily Apter;
• 28.
• Logics and contexts of circulation
• Brian T. Edwards;

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756280856

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1st ed.

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1 online resource (xii, 527 pages)

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9781444331950

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rdamedia

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• 9786613268334
• 10.1002/9781444342789

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