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... In a close reading of David Mitchell’s Ghostwritten that uses Benedict Anderson’s formal categories, this chapter examines what happens to the novel form when the novelistic imagination goes global and acquires a networked orientation, when it is no longer analogous to imagining a nation...

... Following Pope John Paul II’s groundbreaking 1998 visit to Cuba, the revolutionary government selectively allowed the renewal of religious street processions. The gradual church-state détente continued in the 2000s as each institution promoted a new generation of pragmatic leaders. Pope Benedict...

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... as an ineffaceable aesthetic and normative horizon of our global present. Weltliteratur chronotope globe novel worlds nonmimetic realisms In a close reading of David Mitchell’s Ghostwritten that uses Benedict Anderson’s formal categories, this chapter examines what happens to the novel form when...

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... This piece summarizes the argument of a key theoretical book of the late seventies, The Mermaid and the Minotaur, and includes a brief intellectual biography of its author, Dorothy Dinnerstein, whose work as a feminist psychologist took off from Freud, Ruth Benedict, Melanie Klein, Wolfgang...

... Hubertus Büschel, “Mr. Tanka and Voices: A Cameroonian Patient Writing about Schizophrenia”: In March 1968, Benedict Nta Tanka, a Cameroonian clerk, was diagnosed with schizophrenia. After hearing voices and suffering from frightening dreams, he consulted “healers” and colonial medical doctors...

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