Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS vii
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
5. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS xiii
6. PROLOGUE 1
7. INTRODUCTION. Portable Texts: Bunyan, Translation, and Transnationality 11
8. PART ONE. BUNYAN IN THE PROTESTANT ATLANTIC
9. 1. The Congo on Camden Road 45
10. 2. Making Bunyan Familiar in the Mission Domain 56
11. 3. Translating Bunyan 76
12. 4. Mata’s Hermeneutic: Internationally Made Ways of Reading Bunyan 98
13. PART TWO. BUNYAN,THE PUBLIC SPHERE, AND AFRICA
14. 5. John Bunyan Luthuli: African Mission Elites and The Pilgrim’s Progress 113
15. 6. Dreams, Documents, and Passports to Heaven: African Christian Interpretations of The Pilgrim’s Progress 137
16. 7. African Protestant Masculinities in the Empire: Ethel M. Dell, Thomas Mofolo, and Mr. Great-heart 151
17. 8. Illustrating Bunyan 173
18. 9. Bunyan in the African Novel 191
19. PART THREE. POST-BUNYAN
20. 10. How Bunyan Became English 217
21. CONCLUSION. Lifting the Tollgates 228
22. APPENDIX 1. Bunyan Translations by Language 240
23. APPENDIX 2. A Social Profile of Bunyan Translators 244
24. NOTES 247
25. BIBLIOGRAPHY 281
26. INDEX 307