...Matthew Beeber Abstract This essay addresses Pablo Neruda and Nancy Cunard’s Spanish Civil War poetry anthology Los poetas del mundo defienden al pueblo espanol alongside Cunard’s earlier anthology, her massive and eclectic Negro: Anthology (1934). I argue that when read alongside Cunard’s later...

...Weihsin Gui Abstract This essay argues that contemporary literary anthologies of Indian Ocean narratives offer a distinctive way of representing the diversity of voices and experiences that traverse the ocean and connect the different countries and cultures along its rim. Whereas the single-author...

... decade of the twenty-first century. It analyzes three of the poems in the EpiCentro anthology — by Gustavo Guerra Vásquez, Karina Alvarado, and Marlon Morales — that have in common multiple and ongoing negotiations and renegotiations of identity, compounding a fusionary process that problematizes...

... to pass academic judgment on texts from literatures they are not sufficiently equipped to handle linguistically, culturally, and historically. Against the backdrop of the recent spate of publications on world literature, especially the monographs by David Damrosch and the various multi-volume anthologies...

... . For epic reception and rewriting generally, see Quint 3–96 . 16 Both poems circulated in their complete forms in anthologies and pliegos sueltos , the former in numerous variations and editions, which attests to its popularity. See the multiple entries for both poems in Rodríguez Moñino...

... such as Wolfgang Menzel and Ernst Moritz Arndt—and sketches the early anthologizing of world literature in Germany by Johannes Scherr and Anton Phillip Reclam, among others, as well as by organizations such as the German Oriental Society. Mani shows how increasing nationalism and intellectual materialist...

... in English through his work as an editor of important literary anthologies, including The Norton Anthology of Modern and Contemporary Poetry (2003) and the multivolume Norton Anthology of English Literature (8th ed., 2006). As staple texts for literary instruction throughout the academy...

..., is soon forthcoming. 2 Ramazani has had perhaps his greatest impact on the study of poetry in English through his work as an editor of important literary anthologies, including The Norton Anthology of Modern and Contemporary Poetry (2003) and the multivolume Norton Anthology of English Literature...

..., is soon forthcoming. 2 Ramazani has had perhaps his greatest impact on the study of poetry in English through his work as an editor of important literary anthologies, including The Norton Anthology of Modern and Contemporary Poetry (2003) and the multivolume Norton Anthology of English Literature...

... Joyce’s and Borges’s Afterlives of Shakespeare ORGE LUIS BORGES PUBLISHED HIS Antología de la literatura fantástica (1940) J(Anthology of Fantastic Literature) one year after the publication of Fin negans Wake (1939) and one year before Joyce’s untimely death in Zurich (1941), a coin...

.... Sanderson. London: Macmillan, 1983 . Keene, Donald. Anthology of Japanese Literature . London: Allen and Unwin, 1956 . ____. The Pleasures of Japanese Literature . New York: Columbia University Press, 1988 . Lee Sung-Il. The Moonlit Pond: Korean Classical Poems in Chinese . Ed. and trans...

... of a multicolored Australia. Through this narrative shift to Afro-Asian Australia, they highlight the issues of diaspora, race, and migration as well as questions of belonging, assimilation, exclusion, and inclusion. The two anthologies weave Australia and the Indian Ocean through circular writing...

... about teaching anthologies, syllabuses, and the canon, David Damrosch remarks: In world literature, as in some literary Miss Universe competition, an entire nation may be repre- sented by a single author: Indonesia, the world’s fifth-largest country and home of ancient and ongoing cultural...

..., Conde de Noroña’s anthology Poesías asiáticas in his 1922 lecture on the cante jondo , given at a conference that the poet organized alongside the musician Manuel de Falla that aimed to revive interest in the diverse racial, cultural, and religious influences on the origins of flamenco. 9...

...- signed cover) presented special issues on globalization. Norton, Bedford, and Longman released or announced multi-volume World Literature anthologies. As the new century began, it seemed that the dream of a World Literature was increasingly becoming, if not quite a reality, then something...

... Literature” in America had not generated as much interest in “world poetics” or “world literary theory”? Why, I asked, had W.W. Norton, the arbiter of American pedagogy, published an expanded anthology of world literature that included several “great works” of non- Western literature...

... 2024 Holocaust literature comparative genocide ecocriticism ethnopoetics cultural appropriation extinction IN A 1994 LECTURE, Jerome Rothenberg looked back at forty years of prolific activity as a poet, anthologizer, translator, editor, and publisher. He had a lot to review. His first...

... , 1989 . Print . Morris N.T. “The Second World War Papers of N.T. Morris” ( N.T. Morris P116 ). Imperial War Museum Archive . Print . Oasis: The Middle East Anthology of Poetry from the Forces . Cairo , Sept. 1943 . Print . Piette Adam . Imagination at War . London...

... . Theogony . Translated by Caldwell Richard S. , Focus Information Group , 1987 . House Veronica . Medea’s Chorus: Myth and Women’s Poetry Since 1950 . Peter Lang , 2014 . Howe Florence . Introduction . No More Masks! An Anthology of Poems by Women , edited by Howe...

... and author of four other monographs, Ramazani has recently made several contributions to Oxford Handbooks or Cambridge Histories (six since 2010) and co-edited The Norton Anthology of English Literature (2012) and The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics (2012), all of which he was likely...