This book is for literary scholars working across a range of periods who are interested in the ways in which literature interacts with and shapes our notions of globalization and global phenomena. It will appeal predominantly to contemporary and twentieth century scholars and students, but also people studying earlier periods.
This book is for literary scholars working across a range of periods who are interested in the ways in which literature interacts with and shapes our notions of globalization and global phenomena. It will appeal predominantly to contemporary and twentieth century scholars and students, but also people studying earlier periods.
Introduction Joel Evans Origins: 1. The ecology of globalization: Environmental catastrophe and the history of literature Walter Cohen 2. Forms of premodern literary circulation Alexander Beecroft 3. The end of history: Literature, eschatology and its legacies Joel Evans 4. Translation: Print culture and internationalism Mary Helen McMurran 5. Empire: The 19th century global novel in English Elleke Boehmer and Dominic Davies Developments: 6. Joseph Conrad, the global and the sea Michael Greaney 7. Mutual equality: Modernism and globalization Paul Stasi 8. Edward Said: Literature and the World Conor McCarthy 9. The new McWorld order: Postmodernism and corporate globalization Simon Malpas 10. Pharmakon, difference and the Arche-digital Claire Colebrook 11. Time-space compression: The long view Mark Currie 12. The matter of blackness in World literature Joseph H. Jackson 13. World-systems, literature and Geoculture Matthew Eatough 14. World author: On exploding Canons and writing towards more equitable literary futures Rebecca Braun Applications: 15. The globalization of the enclave Matthew Hart 16. Geopolitics and the novel: The case of the Mediterranean Noir Caren Irr 17. Spy fiction in the age of the global Maria Christou 18. The 21st century global slave narrative trade Laura Murphy 19. Planetary poetics Christian Moraru 20. Addressing globalization in the Anthropocene Samuel Solnick Bibliography Index.
Introduction Joel Evans Origins: 1. The ecology of globalization: Environmental catastrophe and the history of literature Walter Cohen 2. Forms of premodern literary circulation Alexander Beecroft 3. The end of history: Literature, eschatology and its legacies Joel Evans 4. Translation: Print culture and internationalism Mary Helen McMurran 5. Empire: The 19th century global novel in English Elleke Boehmer and Dominic Davies Developments: 6. Joseph Conrad, the global and the sea Michael Greaney 7. Mutual equality: Modernism and globalization Paul Stasi 8. Edward Said: Literature and the World Conor McCarthy 9. The new McWorld order: Postmodernism and corporate globalization Simon Malpas 10. Pharmakon, difference and the Arche-digital Claire Colebrook 11. Time-space compression: The long view Mark Currie 12. The matter of blackness in World literature Joseph H. Jackson 13. World-systems, literature and Geoculture Matthew Eatough 14. World author: On exploding Canons and writing towards more equitable literary futures Rebecca Braun Applications: 15. The globalization of the enclave Matthew Hart 16. Geopolitics and the novel: The case of the Mediterranean Noir Caren Irr 17. Spy fiction in the age of the global Maria Christou 18. The 21st century global slave narrative trade Laura Murphy 19. Planetary poetics Christian Moraru 20. Addressing globalization in the Anthropocene Samuel Solnick Bibliography Index.
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