Vol. 43 No. 3 (2016)

Articles

• Literature and Globalism: A Tribute to Theo D'haen

  Lieven D'hulst

• World Literature, Circulation, and the Middle Ages

  César Dominguez

• From Ithaca to Beijing: Hu Shih's Peripheral Centrality

  David Damrosch

• Why Valeurs? Comparative Literature in Mid-Century Alexandria

  May Hawas

• Chinese Literature as World Literature

  Wang Ning

• “Daytsh iz dokh Yidish:” Sholem Aleichem’s Motl the Cantor’s Son as Born-Translated Literature

  Michael Boyden

• D’un sous-ensemble de la littérature mondiale: Les lettres transatlantiques

  Jean-Marc Moura

• Colonialité, subjectivité, et déconstruction dans la pensée d’Édouard Glissant

  Buata B. Malela

• The Afterglow of Postmodernism in Recent Dutch and Flemish Fiction

  Hans Bertens

• The Arabian Nights in the English Popular Press and the Heterogenization of Nationhood: A Print Cultural Approach to Benedict Anderson’s Imagined Communities

  Rasoul Aliakbari

• Je Sois Autre Moy-Mesmes: Generic Blending and French Heritage in Julian Barnes’s Levels of Life

  Caterina Calafat

• Houellebecq’s Priapism: The Failure of Sexual Liberation in Michel Houellebecq’s Novels and Essays

  Benjamin Boysen