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

Nov 3, 2024
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Global Literary TheoryContributions to the Global Literary Theory (GlobalLIT) project
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Global Literary Theory
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M. Soledad Berdazaiz
Languages Change.Why are people are reluctant to acknowledge this?
Nov 3
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Nov 3
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Global Literary Theory
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Andreea T. Felciuc
The Decline of Literary TheoryRethinking identity through the lens of theory
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Oct 28
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Global Literary Theory
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Saleh Razzouk
Elegy for Elias Khoury, d. 2024In Arabic fiction, Palestine is where the beginning meets its end
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Sep 20
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Global Literary Theory
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Matthew Teutsch
Black Women in White HomesWilliam Melvin Kelley and the Domestic Sphere
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Sep 16
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Global Literary Theory
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millasthoughts
Fear Not Death but the Stories We Tell Of ItDeath’s portrayal in literature
Sep 15
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Sep 15
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Global Literary Theory
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M. Soledad Berdazaiz
Latin America’s First Nobel Prize Winner for Literature was a WomanGabriela Mistral’s Poetic Rewriting of “Snow White”
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Sep 14
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Global Literary Theory
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Farwah Nawazi
Discovering a Palestinian Literary GemGhassan Kanafani’s Men in The Sun and Other Palestinian Stories
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Sep 13
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Global Literary Theory
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Matthew Teutsch
The Only Man on Liberty StreetAfrican-American writer William Melvin Kelley on the plight of children
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Sep 10
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Global Literary Theory
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Jane Carr
Queer Reflections in a Crocodile’s SkinHow a 20th century Taiwanese novel speaks to the universal queer search for meaning
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Sep 8
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Global Literary Theory
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Fehmina H
An Urdu Poet on the Palestinian Liberation StruggleFaiz Ahmed Faiz on the martyrs of Palestine
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Sep 6
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Global Literary Theory
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Matthew Teutsch
Juxtaposing Memory in Public SpacesNotes from a recent trip through Monticello, Georgia
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Jun 12
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Global Literary Theory
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Rebecca Ruth Gould, PhD
Global Literary Theory is rebornNew team and newly empowered by the Boost
Aug 25
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Aug 25
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Global Literary Theory
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Nila Namsechi
Azeri Turkic Poem by Hasan al-Alqadari (d. 1910) of DaghestanTranslated by GlobalLit postdoc Kristof D’hulster.
Apr 7, 2021
Apr 7, 2021
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Global Literary Theory
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Soni Wadhwa
Chindia in the MindSino-Indian comparisons in philosophy and literature
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Aug 15
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Global Literary Theory
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Saleh Razzouk
Honoring the Writers of AleppoHow a city of modernity survives a civil war
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Aug 14
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Global Literary Theory
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Biblioteca Natalie Journal
What Connected China with the Arab World?Retracing medieval Chinese-Arab trade networks
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Aug 9
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Global Literary Theory
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Aysel K. Basci
The Turkish Adam and EveAhmet Hamdi Tanpınar’s retelling of a classic myth
Aug 3
Aug 3
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Global Literary Theory
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Rebecca Ruth Gould, PhD
Notes of a Boost NominatorFeaturing the best literary stories on GLT and beyond
Jul 29
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Jul 29
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Global Literary Theory
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Anna Learn
Stumbling through the ForeignPoupeh Missaghi’s poetics of translation
Jul 28
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Jul 28
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Global Literary Theory
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Aysel K. Basci
The Tanpınar ChallengeHow to translate poetry that defies translation
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Jul 28
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