11. World Literature in an Age of Digital Technologies: Digital Archive, Wikipedia, and Goodreads.com

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations vii
4. Contributors viii
5. Introduction: Chinese-Sinophone Literatures as World Literature 1
6. Part I: Conceptualization and Methods
7. 1. Chinese Literature, Translation, and World Literature 23
8. 2. Locations of China in World Literature and World Cinema 40
9. 3. Comparison as Relation: From World History to World Literature 63
10. Part II: Translation Circuits: Intra-Asia, Transpacific, and the Global
11. 4. Intra-Asian Reading; or, How Lu Xun Enters into a World Literature 81
12. 5. World-Literary Hospitality: China, Latin America, Translation 103
13. 6. The Worlding of Chinese Science Fiction: A Global Genre and Its Negotiations as World Literature 122
14. Part III: Genre Matters: The Novel, Poetry, and Children’s Literature
15. 7. Space, Place, and Distance: Gao Xingjian, Mo Yan, and the Novel in World Literature 143
16. 8. Memesis and Contemporary Chinese Poetry: A Distributed View on World Literature 164
17. 9. Taiwanese Picturebooks and Children’s Literature as World Literature 186
18. Part IV: Literary Lives on Transmedia and the Internet
19. 10. From Writing to Roaming: World Literature and the Literary World of Black and Blue 201
20. 11. World Literature in an Age of Digital Technologies: Digital Archive, Wikipedia, and Goodreads.com 217
21. Glossary 237
22. Index 243