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245 00 $aLiterature and globalization :$ba reader /$cedited by Liam Connell and Nicky Marsh.
250 $a1st ed.
260 $aLondon ;$aNew York :$bRoutledge,$c2011.
300 $axvi, 391 p. ;$c25 cm.
490 1 $aRoutledge literature readers
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tTime-space compression and the postmodern condition /$rDavid Harvey --$tThe globalising of modernity /$rAnthony Giddens --$tThe universalism-particularism issue /$rRoland Robertson --$tDisjuncture and difference /$rArjun Appadurai --$tQuerying globalization /$rJ.K Gibson-Graham --$tThe global situation /$rAnna Tsing --$tModernity as history : post-revolutionary China, globalization and the question of modernity /$rArif Dirlik --$tFree trade and culture /$rGeorge Yúdice --$tPerformative discourse and social form /$rAngus Cameron and Ronen Palan --$tThe multitude against empire /$rAntonio Negri and Michael Hardt --$tConjectures on world literature /$rFranco Moretti --$tBeyond discipline : globalization and the future of English /$rPaul Jay --$tGlobalization and the claims of postcoloniality /$rSimon Gikandi --$tGlobalization, peace, and cosmopolitanism /$rJacques Derrida --$tTurn to the planet : literature, diversity, and totality /$rMasao Miyoshi --$t'Untranslatable' Algeria : the politics of linguicide /$rEmily Apter --
505 00 $tDeterritorialization and eco-cosmopolitanism /$rUrsula K. Heise --$t'Greening' postcolonialism : ecocritical perspectives /$rGraham Huggan --$tSurfing the second wave : Amitav Ghosh's The hungry tide /$rPablo Mukerhjee --$tDerrida's debt to Milton Friedman /$rMichael Tratner --$tGiving and receiving : Nurudin Farah's gifts or the postcolonial logic of third world aid /$rTim Woods --$tAesthetics of globalization in contemporary fiction : the function of the fall of the Berlin Wall /$rPadmaja Challakere --$teEmpires /$rRita Raley --$tFear and loathing in globalization /$rFrederic Jameson --$tIndians : the globalized woman on the community stage /$rKatrin Sieg --$tThe sweatshop sublime /$rBruce Robbins --$tThe hungry ghost : IMF policy, capitalist transformation and laboring bodies in southeast Asia /$rJoseph Medley and Lorrayne A. Carroll --$tEast African literature and the politics of global reading /$rPeter J. Kalliney --$tWe are not the world : global village, universalism, and Karen Tei yamashita's Tropic of orange /$rSue-Im Lee --$tAn elegy for African cosmopolitanism : phaswane Mpe's Welcome to our hillbrow /$rNeville Hoad --$tMovements and protests /$rSuman Gupta.
520 8 $aGlobalization has had a huge impact on thinking across the humanities, redefining the understanding of fields such as communication, culture, politics and literature. This reader charts significant moments in the emergence of contemporary thinking about globalization and explores their significance for and impact on literary studies.
650 0 $aLiterature and globalization.
650 0 $aGlobalization in literature.
650 0 $aGlobalization.
700 1 $aConnell, Liam.
700 1 $aMarsh, Nicky.
830 0 $aRoutledge literature readers.
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