Literature and globalization : a reader /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
2011.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Series: | Routledge literature readers.
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Table of Contents:
- Time-space compression and the postmodern condition / David Harvey
- The globalising of modernity / Anthony Giddens
- The universalism-particularism issue / Roland Robertson
- Disjuncture and difference / Arjun Appadurai
- Querying globalization / J.K Gibson-Graham
- The global situation / Anna Tsing
- Modernity as history: post-revolutionary China, globalization and the question of modernity / Arif Dirlik
- Free trade and culture / George Yúdice
- Performative discourse and social form / Angus Cameron and Ronen Palan
- The multitude against empire / Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt
- Conjectures on world literature / Franco Moretti
- Beyond discipline: globalization and the future of English / Paul Jay
- Globalization and the claims of postcoloniality / Simon Gikandi
- Globalization, peace, and cosmopolitanism / Jacques Derrida
- Turn to the planet: literature, diversity, and totality / Masao Miyoshi
- 'Untranslatable' Algeria: the politics of linguicide / Emily Apter
- Deterritorialization and eco-cosmopolitanism / Ursula K. Heise
- 'Greening' postcolonialism: ecocritical perspectives / Graham Huggan
- Surfing the second wave: Amitav Ghosh's The hungry tide / Pablo Mukerhjee
- Derrida's debt to Milton Friedman / Michael Tratner
- Giving and receiving: Nurudin Farah's gifts or the postcolonial logic of third world aid / Tim Woods
- Aesthetics of globalization in contemporary fiction: the function of the fall of the Berlin Wall / Padmaja Challakere
- eEmpires / Rita Raley
- Fear and loathing in globalization / Frederic Jameson
- Indians: the globalized woman on the community stage / Katrin Sieg
- The sweatshop sublime / Bruce Robbins
- The hungry ghost: IMF policy, capitalist transformation and laboring bodies in southeast Asia / Joseph Medley and Lorrayne A. Carroll
- East African literature and the politics of global reading / Peter J. Kalliney
- We are not the world: global village, universalism, and Karen Tei yamashita's Tropic of orange / Sue-Im Lee
- An elegy for African cosmopolitanism: phaswane Mpe's Welcome to our hillbrow / Neville Hoad
- Movements and protests / Suman Gupta.