The Cambridge Companion to the City in World Literature
Herausgeber: Quayson, Ato; Watson, Jini Kim
The Cambridge Companion to the City in World Literature
Herausgeber: Quayson, Ato; Watson, Jini Kim
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"Through a series of chapters spanning a number of metropolises across the globe, this book addresses the way cities have given rise to key aesthetic dispositions, acts of linguistic and cultural translation, topographic and global imaginaries, and narratives of self-fashioning that are central to debates in World Literature"--
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"Through a series of chapters spanning a number of metropolises across the globe, this book addresses the way cities have given rise to key aesthetic dispositions, acts of linguistic and cultural translation, topographic and global imaginaries, and narratives of self-fashioning that are central to debates in World Literature"--
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 721g
- ISBN-13: 9781316517888
- ISBN-10: 1316517888
- Artikelnr.: 67674669
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 721g
- ISBN-13: 9781316517888
- ISBN-10: 1316517888
- Artikelnr.: 67674669
1. Introduction: world literature, cities and urban imaginaries Jini Kim
Watson and Ato Quayson; Part I. Critical Approaches: 2. Chicago schools:
the skyscraper in translation Reinhold Martin; 3. Writing the Manichean
city from colonial to global metropolis Jini Kim Watson; 4. The urban
itinerary and the city map: the experience of metropolitan space Robert T.
Tally, Jr; Part II. Spotlight Literary Cities: 5. The neighbourhood and the
sweatshop: immigrant and diasporic rites-of-passage in the literature of
New York Ato Quayson; 6. The whole World in little: London as the capital
of world literature Rashmi Varma; 7. Unworlding Paris: Flânerie and
epistemic encounters from Baudelaire to Gauz Ruth Bush; 8. Sketching the
city with words: Istanbul through time in Turkish literary texts Hatice
Aynur; 9. Romance and liminal space in the 20th Century Cairo Novel Noor
Naga; 10. Bombay/Mumbai and its multilingual literary pathways to the world
Anjali Nerleker; 11. At home in the world: Singapore's literary trans
locality Philip Holden; 12. Imagining the migrant in 21st century
Johannesburg Megan Jones; 13. Russia: borders and centers Anne Lounsbery;
14. Cityful passing away: resituating Dublin Christopher Morash; 15. From
altepetl to megacity: narrating Mexico City as world literature María
Moreno Carranco and José Ramón Ruisánchez Serra; 16. (In)Visible Beijing
within and without world literature Weijie Song; 17. Worlding Lagos in the
long 20th Century Madhu Krishnan; 18. Haunted vitality: Sydney, colonial
modernity and world literature Brigid Rooney.
Watson and Ato Quayson; Part I. Critical Approaches: 2. Chicago schools:
the skyscraper in translation Reinhold Martin; 3. Writing the Manichean
city from colonial to global metropolis Jini Kim Watson; 4. The urban
itinerary and the city map: the experience of metropolitan space Robert T.
Tally, Jr; Part II. Spotlight Literary Cities: 5. The neighbourhood and the
sweatshop: immigrant and diasporic rites-of-passage in the literature of
New York Ato Quayson; 6. The whole World in little: London as the capital
of world literature Rashmi Varma; 7. Unworlding Paris: Flânerie and
epistemic encounters from Baudelaire to Gauz Ruth Bush; 8. Sketching the
city with words: Istanbul through time in Turkish literary texts Hatice
Aynur; 9. Romance and liminal space in the 20th Century Cairo Novel Noor
Naga; 10. Bombay/Mumbai and its multilingual literary pathways to the world
Anjali Nerleker; 11. At home in the world: Singapore's literary trans
locality Philip Holden; 12. Imagining the migrant in 21st century
Johannesburg Megan Jones; 13. Russia: borders and centers Anne Lounsbery;
14. Cityful passing away: resituating Dublin Christopher Morash; 15. From
altepetl to megacity: narrating Mexico City as world literature María
Moreno Carranco and José Ramón Ruisánchez Serra; 16. (In)Visible Beijing
within and without world literature Weijie Song; 17. Worlding Lagos in the
long 20th Century Madhu Krishnan; 18. Haunted vitality: Sydney, colonial
modernity and world literature Brigid Rooney.
1. Introduction: world literature, cities and urban imaginaries Jini Kim
Watson and Ato Quayson; Part I. Critical Approaches: 2. Chicago schools:
the skyscraper in translation Reinhold Martin; 3. Writing the Manichean
city from colonial to global metropolis Jini Kim Watson; 4. The urban
itinerary and the city map: the experience of metropolitan space Robert T.
Tally, Jr; Part II. Spotlight Literary Cities: 5. The neighbourhood and the
sweatshop: immigrant and diasporic rites-of-passage in the literature of
New York Ato Quayson; 6. The whole World in little: London as the capital
of world literature Rashmi Varma; 7. Unworlding Paris: Flânerie and
epistemic encounters from Baudelaire to Gauz Ruth Bush; 8. Sketching the
city with words: Istanbul through time in Turkish literary texts Hatice
Aynur; 9. Romance and liminal space in the 20th Century Cairo Novel Noor
Naga; 10. Bombay/Mumbai and its multilingual literary pathways to the world
Anjali Nerleker; 11. At home in the world: Singapore's literary trans
locality Philip Holden; 12. Imagining the migrant in 21st century
Johannesburg Megan Jones; 13. Russia: borders and centers Anne Lounsbery;
14. Cityful passing away: resituating Dublin Christopher Morash; 15. From
altepetl to megacity: narrating Mexico City as world literature María
Moreno Carranco and José Ramón Ruisánchez Serra; 16. (In)Visible Beijing
within and without world literature Weijie Song; 17. Worlding Lagos in the
long 20th Century Madhu Krishnan; 18. Haunted vitality: Sydney, colonial
modernity and world literature Brigid Rooney.
Watson and Ato Quayson; Part I. Critical Approaches: 2. Chicago schools:
the skyscraper in translation Reinhold Martin; 3. Writing the Manichean
city from colonial to global metropolis Jini Kim Watson; 4. The urban
itinerary and the city map: the experience of metropolitan space Robert T.
Tally, Jr; Part II. Spotlight Literary Cities: 5. The neighbourhood and the
sweatshop: immigrant and diasporic rites-of-passage in the literature of
New York Ato Quayson; 6. The whole World in little: London as the capital
of world literature Rashmi Varma; 7. Unworlding Paris: Flânerie and
epistemic encounters from Baudelaire to Gauz Ruth Bush; 8. Sketching the
city with words: Istanbul through time in Turkish literary texts Hatice
Aynur; 9. Romance and liminal space in the 20th Century Cairo Novel Noor
Naga; 10. Bombay/Mumbai and its multilingual literary pathways to the world
Anjali Nerleker; 11. At home in the world: Singapore's literary trans
locality Philip Holden; 12. Imagining the migrant in 21st century
Johannesburg Megan Jones; 13. Russia: borders and centers Anne Lounsbery;
14. Cityful passing away: resituating Dublin Christopher Morash; 15. From
altepetl to megacity: narrating Mexico City as world literature María
Moreno Carranco and José Ramón Ruisánchez Serra; 16. (In)Visible Beijing
within and without world literature Weijie Song; 17. Worlding Lagos in the
long 20th Century Madhu Krishnan; 18. Haunted vitality: Sydney, colonial
modernity and world literature Brigid Rooney.