The Routledge companion to world literature

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The Routledge companion to world literature : ed. by Theo D'haen, David Damrosch and Djelal Kadir

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Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	D'haen, Theo (Éditeur intellectuel), Damrosch, David (Collaborateur), Kadir, Djelal (Collaborateur)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	German
Publié:	London [u.a.] : Routledge, 2014
Édition:	1. publ. in paperback
Sujets:	Weltliteratur Literaturgeschichte
Contenu:	50 notices

1. World literature and popular literature : toward a wordless literature?

2. Dionýz Durisin and a systemic theory of world literature

3. René Etiemble : defense and illustration of a "true literary comparatism"

4. Albert Guérard : reworking humanism for a troubled century

5. African Roads

6. World literature and US American literature

7. World literature and Latin American literature

8. World literature and Muslim Southeast Asia

9. World literature and East Asian literature

10. Richard Moulton and the "perspective attitude" in world literature

11. Erich Auerbach and the death and life of world literature

12. World literature between history and theory

13. Bibliomigrancy : book series and the making of world literature

14. World literature and the book market

15. The great books

16. Georg Brandes : the telescope of comparative literature

17. The canon(s) of world literature

18. Pascale Casanova and the Republic of Letters

19. The genres of world literature : the case of magical realism

20. Claudio Guillén : (world) literature as system

21. Constructions of world literature in colonial and postcolonial India

22. World literature and comparative literature

23. Rabindranath Tagore's comparative world literature

24. Qian Zhongshu as comparatist

25. Richard Meyer's concept of world literature

26. World literature, 'francophonie' and Creole cosmopolitics

27. World literature and cosmopolitanism

28. World literature and diaspora studies

29. Edward W. Said : the worldliness of world literature

30. World literature and the environment

31. The ethics of world literature

32. World literature and European literature

33. Franco Moretti and the global wave of the novel

34. Gender and sexuality in world literature

35. World literature and globalization

36. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe : origins and relevance of 'Weltliteratur'

37. Hugo Meltzl and "the principle of polyglottism"

38. World literature and the internet

39. World literature and the library

40. 'The Thousand and One Nights' as world literature

41. Mapping world literature

42. Uses of world literature

43. The politics of world literature

44. The poetics of world literature

45. Teaching worldly literature

46. World literature and postcolonialism

47. World literature and postmodernism

48. World literature and translation studies

49. World literature and national literature(s)

50. World literature and philology