The Cambridge companion to romanticism and world literature / edited by Emily Sun, Orrin N.C. Wang.

Other author Sun, Emily
Other author Wang, Orrin N. C., 1957
Other author Cambridge University Press.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoCambridge ; New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2026.
Descriptionpages cm.
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SeriesCambridge companions to literature
Contents Philology. Philology out of the spirit of romanticism / Christoph König -- Translation. Translating romanticism in South Asia : Swaćhandatāwād and Ćhāyāwād in Nirala's poetry / Paresh Chandra -- Criticism and methodology. Enough Kant / David L. Clark -- Periodicity and periodization. Thomas Percy and the romantic origins of world literature / Eun Kyung Min -- Modernity, modernization, westernization. Modernization, westernization and empire : the violence of primitive accumulation / Saree Makdisi -- Romanticism and the contemporary. Unworlding in Percy Shelley and Ocean Vuong / Forest Pyle -- Revolution and emancipation. Simón Bolívar's messianic shadow and the challenges of romantic revolution / Carlos Abreu Mendoza -- Empire and empires. Byron's Ottoman Turkish afterlives : world literature and empire reimagined / Arif Camoglu -- Slavery and abolition. Slavery and abolition / Bakary Diaby -- Gender and sexuality / an English lamp in a Persian mirror : William Jones and the (homo)erotic poetics of the untranslatable / Humberto Garcia -- Aesthetics and aesthetic ideology. aesthetics and aesthetic ideology : Hérard Dumesle, the Haitian Revolution, and world literature / Deborah Elise White -- Ecological imaginations. ecological imaginations : John William Lewin, poetic culture, and the birds of New South Wales / Alexis Harley -- Genres local and global. romantic historical fiction and the fiction of history : Lee, Kleist, and Pushkin / Katarzyna Bartoszynska -- Media, techné, mediations. commonplacing a new romantic archive / Olivia Loksing Moy.
Abstract "Reflecting on how key concepts in Romantic writing - periodicity, revolution, empire, modernity, abolition, and language - inspire World Literature's conception of its own methodologies and texts, this collection showcases how Romanticism and World Literature interact in ways that create new horizons for the study of planetary culture"-- Provided by publisher.
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