What Is a World?
Autor Pheng Cheahen Limba Engleză Hardback – 2016
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780822360780
ISBN-10: 0822360780
Pagini: 408
Dimensiuni: 160 x 234 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Editura: Duke University Press
ISBN-10: 0822360780
Pagini: 408
Dimensiuni: 160 x 234 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Editura: Duke University Press
Cuprins
Acknowledgments vii
Introduction. Missed Encounters: Cosmopolitanism, World Literature, and Postcoloniality 1
Part I. The World of World in Literature in Question
1. The New World Literature: Literary Studies Discovers Globalization 23
2. The World According to Hegel: Culture and Power in World History 46
3. The World as Market: The Materialist Inversion of Spiritualist Models of the World 60
Part II. Worlding and Unworlding: Worldliness, Narrative, and "Literature" in Phenomenology and Deconstruction
4. Worlding: The Phenomenological Concept of Worldliness and the Loss of World in Modernity 95
5. The In-Between World: Anthropologizing the Force of Worlding 131
6. The Arriving World: The Inhuman Otherness of Time as Real Messianic Hope 161
Part III. Of Other Worlds to Come
7. Postcolonial Openings: How Postcolonial Literature Becomes World Literature 191
8. Projecting a Future World from the Memory of Precolonial Time 216
9. World Heritage Preservation and the Expropriation of Subaltern Worlds 246
10. Resisting Humanitarianization 278
Epilogue. Without Conclusion: Stories without End(s) 310
Notes 333
Select Bibliography 369
Index 383
Introduction. Missed Encounters: Cosmopolitanism, World Literature, and Postcoloniality 1
Part I. The World of World in Literature in Question
1. The New World Literature: Literary Studies Discovers Globalization 23
2. The World According to Hegel: Culture and Power in World History 46
3. The World as Market: The Materialist Inversion of Spiritualist Models of the World 60
Part II. Worlding and Unworlding: Worldliness, Narrative, and "Literature" in Phenomenology and Deconstruction
4. Worlding: The Phenomenological Concept of Worldliness and the Loss of World in Modernity 95
5. The In-Between World: Anthropologizing the Force of Worlding 131
6. The Arriving World: The Inhuman Otherness of Time as Real Messianic Hope 161
Part III. Of Other Worlds to Come
7. Postcolonial Openings: How Postcolonial Literature Becomes World Literature 191
8. Projecting a Future World from the Memory of Precolonial Time 216
9. World Heritage Preservation and the Expropriation of Subaltern Worlds 246
10. Resisting Humanitarianization 278
Epilogue. Without Conclusion: Stories without End(s) 310
Notes 333
Select Bibliography 369
Index 383