Some Remarks on World Literature

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Content 5
3. Preface: Approaches to World Literature 7
4. The Four Genealogies of “World Literature” 13
5. World Literature and Language Anxiety 27
6. Auerbach’s Dante: Poetical Theology as a Point of Departure for a Philology of World Literature 39
7. Beyond Spatiality: Theorising the Local and Untranslatability as Comparative Critical Method 59
8. Global Scripts and the Formation of Literary Traditions 85
9. Codes for World Literature: Network Ttheory and the Field Imaginary 103
10. The Actual and the Imagined: Perspectives and Approaches in Indian Classical Poetics 121
11. On Bookstores, Suicides, and the Global Marketplace: East Asia in the Context of World Literature 133
12. Shifting Borders in Contemporary Japanese Literature: Toward a Third Vision 147
13. Some Remarks on World Literature 167
14. Notes on Contributors 177