Futures of Comparative Literature : Acla State of the Discipline Report

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Futures of Comparative Literature : Acla State of the Discipline Report / edited by Ursula Heise with Dudley Andrew, Alexander Beecroft, Jessica Berman, David Damrosch, Guillermina De Ferrari, César Dominguez, Barbara Harlow and Eric Hayot

Bibliografische gegevens
Andere auteurs:	Heise, Ursula K. (Redacteur)
Formaat:	Boek
Taal:	German
Gepubliceerd in:	New York : Taylor & Francis, 2017
Onderwerpen:	Komparatistik
Inhoud/stuks:	53 records

1. Platforms of the imagination : stages of electronic literature Mexico 2015

2. Comparative literature and computational criticism : a conversation with Franco Moretti

3. Visual-quanitative approaches to the intellectual history of the field : a close reading

4. Comparative literature and Latin American literary studies : a conversation with José Quiroga, Wander Melo Miranda, Erin Graff Zivin, Francine Masiello, Sarah Ann Wells, Ivonne del...

5. Comparative literature and affect theory : a conversation with R. A. Judy and Rei Terada

6. Comparative literary history : a conversation with Marcel Cornis-Pope and Margaret R. Higonnet

7. Why must African literature be defined? : an interview with Aaron Bady

8. What the world thinks about literature

9. The reign of the amoeba : further thoughts about the future of comparative literature

10. Aesthetic humanity and the great world community : Kant and Kang Youwei

11. African languages, writ small

12. Afropolitan

13. "World," "Globe," "Planet" : comparative literature, planetary studies, and cultural debt after the global turn

14. Hemispheric American literature

15. Comparative literature and animal studies

16. Arabic and the paradigms of comparison

17. Archive of the now

18. The politics of the archive in semi-peripheries

19. Areas : bigger than the nation, smaller than the world

20. Comparative literature, world literature, and Asia

21. Baku, literary common

23. World famous, locally : insights from the study of international canonization

24. Climate change

25. Close reading and the global university (notes on localism)

26. Queer double cross : doing (it with) comp lit

27. Comparative literature in the United States: facts and figures

28. Comparative literature and the environmental humanities

29. Electronic literature as comparative literature

30. Comparatively lesbian : queer/feminist theory and the sexuality of history

31. Comparative literature : the next ten years

32. Counterinsurgency

33. Minimal criticism

34. Reading and speaking for translation : de-institutionalizing the institutions of literary study

35. Institutional inertia and the state of the disipline

36. The end of languages?

37. World literature as figure and as ground

38. Fundamentalism

39. Multispecies stories, subaltern futures

40. Future reading

41. Human rights

42. Neoliberalism

43. Next: the new orality

44. Performative scholarship

45. Periodization

46. Petrocriticism

48. Postcolonial studies

49. Pseudotranslation

50. The Sinophone

51. Trans

52. Untranslatability

53. The vernacular