World literature : a reader

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World literature : a reader / ed. by Theo D'haen, César Dominguez and Mads Rosendahl Thomsen

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其他作者:	Haen, Theo d' (HerausgeberIn), Dominguez, César (HerausgeberIn), Rosendahl Thomsen, Mads (HerausgeberIn)
格式:	图书
语言:	German
出版:	London] : Routledge, 2013
丛编:	Routledge literature readers
主题:	Weltliteratur
内容/件:	%%计数%% 记录
在线阅读:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. On the origin, progress and present state of all literatire (1782-99/1784-1806)

2. On world literature (1827)

3. The communist manifesto (1848)

4. Present tasks of comparative literature (1877)

5. World literature (1899)

6. The unity of language and the conception of world literature and world literature the autobiography of civilization (1911)

7. What is world literature? : and the indispensalbe instrument: translation (1940)

8. Philology and Weltliteratur (1952)

9. On the integrity of our planning (1960)

10. Writing histories of world literature (1963)

11. Do we have to revise the notion of world literature (1964)

12. Dialecticts of historical development of national and world literature (1973)

13. A footnote to Weltliterature (1979)

14. The universal in literature (19869

15. Toward interpretive pluralism (1992)

16. World literature as a target literary-historical category (1993)

17. Weltliteratur (1993)

18. Conjectures on world literature and more conjectures (2000/2003)

19. World literature and global theory : comparative literature for the new millennium (2001)

20. World literature and world politics : in search of a research agenda (2003)

21. What is world literature? (2003)

22. Global literature and the technologies of recognition (2004)

23. Anthologizing "world literature" (2004)

24. Die Weltliteratur (2005)

25. Literature as a world (2005)

26. Canonization and world literature : the nobel experience (2008)

27. The scale of world literature (2008)

28. The globalization of the novel and the novelization of the global : a critique of world literature (2010)

29. World literature and comparative literary history

30. Plabetarity