Roberto M. Dainotto: Part IV. The geographical dimension. World literature and European literature John Pizer: Part I. Historical dimension. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe : origins and relevance of Weltliteratur Michael Holquist: Part II. The disciplinary dimension. World literature and philology Martin Puchner: Part III. The theoretical dimension. Teaching worldly literature Djelal Kadir: World literature and Latin American literature Lawrence Buell: World literature and US American literature Nirvana Tanoukhi: African roads Red Chan: World literature and East Asian literature Vinay Dharwadker: Constructions of world literature in colonial and postcolonial India Sandra Naddaff: The thousand and one nights as world literature Ronit Ricci.: World literature and Muslim Southeast Asia David Damrosch: Hugo Meltzl and "the principle of polyglottism" Svend Erik Larsen: Georg Brandes : the telescope of comparative literature Sarah Lawall: Richard Moulton and the "perspective attitude" in world literature Bhavya Tiwari: Rabindranath Tagore's comparative world literature Monika Schmitz-Emans: Richard Meyer's concept of world literature Dominique Vaugeois: Albert Guérard : reworking humanism for a troubled century Aamir R. Mufti: Erich Auerbach and the death and life of world literature Zhang Longxi: Qian Zhongshu as comparatist Samira Sayeh: René Etiemble : defense and illustration of a "true literary comparatism" César Domínguez: Dionýz Ďurišim and a systemic theory of world literature Darío Villanueva: Claudio Guillén : (world) literature as system Jonathan Arac: Edward W. Said : the worldliness of world literature Helena Carvalhão Buescu: Pascale Casanova and the Republic of Letters Mads Rosendahl Thomsen.: Franco Moretti and the global wave of the novel Jing Tsu: World literature and national literature(s) Sandra Bermann: World literature and comparative literature Lawrence Venuti: World literature and translation studies Vilashini Cooppan: World literature between history and theory Hans Bertens: World literature and postmodernism Robert J.C. Young: World literature and postcolonialism Eric Hayot: World literature and globalization Jason Frydman: World literature and diaspora studies César Domínguez.: World literature and cosmopolitanism Peter Carravetta: The canon(s) of world literature John T. Kirby: The great books B. Venkat Mani: Bibliomigrancy : book series and the making of world literature Thomas O. Beebee: World literature and the internet Reingard Nethersole: World literature and the library Ann Steiner: World literature and the book market Françoise Lionnet: World literature, francophonie, and Creole cosmopolitics Jan Baetens: World literature and popular literature : toward a wordless literature? Mariano Siskind: The genres of world literature : the case of magical realism Zhang Longxi: The poetics of world literature Peter Hitchcock: The ethics of world literature Bruce Robbins: The politics of world literature Sanja Bahun ; Uses of world literature Debra A. Castillo: Gender and sexuality in world literature Ursula K. Heise: World literature and the environment Theo D'Haen.: Mapping world literature |
