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The Work
of the Wor(l)d: Comparative Literature and Global Studies
Antonis Balasopoulos and Stephanos Stephanides
Worlding the Global
The World 60s
Christopher Connery
The University, the
Universe, the World, and "Globalization"
Masao Miyoshi
Literary History in
Transnational Perspective
Hauntologies of Form: Race,
Genre and the Literary World System
Vilashini Cooppan
Jack London on the Fringe
of Things
Jonathan Auerbach
Interplaying National
and Transnational Perspectives in post-1989 Comparative Literary History
Marcel Cornis-Pope
Other People's Heroes:
Intertexts, History, and Comparative Resistance to Totalization
Gregory B. Lee
Mapping Texts
Differently: A Case for Re-reading the South African Imaginary
Liz Gunner
"Centers," "Peripheries," and
Literary Politics
"Our Worldly Work Supplies
Us": "Vulgarizing" Heidegger Through Argentinean Literature
Gisle Seines
Falsification, Robberies,
and Irreverence in the Periphery: The Case of Borges and Kyriakidis
Eleni Kefala
Globality is not
Worldliness
R. Radhakrishnan
Book Reviews
Bensmaia, Reda.
Experimental Nations. Or, the Invention of the Maghreb.
Apostolos Lampropoulos
Damrosch, David. What is
World Literature?
Ansgar Nünning
Hardt, Michael and
Antonio Negri. Multitude: War and Democracy in the Age of Empire.
Steven W. Thomas
The Longman Anthology
of World Literature, Volume F, "The Twentieth Century." Edited by
Djelal Kadir and Ursula K. Heise. General editor: David Damrosch.
Mads Rosendahl Thomsen
Prendergast,
Christopher, ed. Debating World Literature.
Maria Margaroni
Contributors
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