List: Boosted Stories from Global Literary Theory | Curated by Rebecca Ruth Gould, PhD

Nov 5, 2024
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Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera
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Where Are You Going?A bus ride through the languages of Ecuador
19h ago
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19h ago
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Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera
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Colonialism in U.S. Spanish DepartmentsWe must make space for the literatures of Latin America in our classrooms
Oct 28
24
Oct 28
24
Affan Shikoh
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Learning Farsi at an Indian UniversityMy experience and some thoughts
Oct 27
52
Oct 27
52
Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera
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Hemingway’s Cuban EnglishOne of America’s greatest writers thought in Spanish
Oct 25
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Oct 25
46
Rebecca Ruth Gould, PhD
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When Animals Teach KingsWhat a collection of an ancient Indian animal stories teaches us about politics
Oct 20
32
Oct 20
32
Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera
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Where the Humanities are not in CrisisWho gets to define the so-called “crisis” in literary studies?
Oct 18
14
Oct 18
14
Jimena Alejandra
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Istanbul, Where I Left a Piece of My SoulEach day I live is a step closer to returning and reclaiming it
Oct 7
30
Oct 7
30
Afashima Moses
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The Untold Tragedy of an Igbo Warrior Faced with European ConquestOkonkwo’s death captures Africa’s colonial erosion
Sep 30
16
Sep 30
16
Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera
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Mexico City MuseA tour of the city’s literary luminaries
Sep 27
17
Sep 27
17
Rebecca Ruth Gould, PhD
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Reading Edward Said during the Gaza GenocideZionism must be understood from the standpoint of its victims
Oct 10
55
Oct 10
55
Rebecca Ruth Gould, PhD
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Fanon’s letter to an Iranian RevolutionaryWhy an anti-colonial revolutionary warned about religious rule
Sep 21
18
Sep 21
18
Afashima Moses
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The Tribulation Of Those Who Search For TruthA prison poem by Wole Soyinka, the first African Nobel laureate
Sep 17
12
Sep 17
12
Ira Fader
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This Bird Has FlownRachel Sherwood’s early flight of poesy
Sep 11
13
Sep 11
13
Aysel K. Basci
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Short Story from a Turkish Prison“The Wall” by Sabahattin Ali
Sep 5
17
Sep 5
17
Ira Fader
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A Poet, “In Paris,” and a PeriodPoet Carl Dennis settles a debate
Sep 3
9
Sep 3
9
Aysel K. Basci
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An Adventure on the Aegean SeaIntroducing “Maneuver” by the Fisherman of Halicarnassus
Aug 26
8
Aug 26
8
Evelyn Jean Pine
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Daniel Heller-Roazen’s AbsenteesHow people are counted and who counts as a person
Aug 24
11
Aug 24
11
Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera
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Did Don Quixote Long for Muslim Spain?
Aug 22
9
Aug 22
9
Aysel K. Basci
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Dreams by Ahmet Hamdi TanpınarA short story by a Turkish master, Part 1
Aug 18
2
Aug 18
2
Ira Fader
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Learning to Accept a Diminished ThingRobert Frost’s avian affections
Aug 21
9
Aug 21
9