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... Copyright © 2023 by University of Oregon 2023 intervention agency literariness national imaginary loose-yet-effective link To clearly convey my perspective and stance, I want to start from my own practice and experience. Perhaps this will help clarify my topic. I am not a literature...

...Aarthi Vadde This article contributes to the forum on original languages by examining debates about reading in translation in comparative literature studies. Traditionally comparative literature has eschewed the study of works in translation, but new interventions in world literature challenge...

... of writers such as Orfa Alarcón, Yuri Herrera, Élmer Mendoza, Heriberto Yépez, and Juan Pablo Villalobos—while conceived as critical literary interventions, are in fact marketable commodities reproducing hegemonic discourses that frame the drug trade as a phenomenon operating outside of the state. Mexican...

..., and medical discoveries as an unprecedented inquiry into the emerging discipline of immunology. A unique hinge between poetics and medicine as well as between ancient and modern languages, the poem takes the shape of a powerful philological intervention that is here called immunopoetics . An immunopoetic look...

... as configuring creative inventions and relative differences in poetic as much as cognitive structure, as a way of substantiating and legitimating his—comparative—defense of original poetry. The essay concludes by suggesting how Herder's historical intervention may be inserted, theoretically, into still current...

... : Routledge , 1995 . Emecheta Buci . The Joys of Motherhood . London : Allison and Busby , 1979 . Kennedy Melissa . “ Introduction .” Interventions 19 , no. 7 ( 2017 ): 907 – 13 . Mestiri Soumaya . Décoloniser le féminisme . Paris : Vrin , 2016 . Okihiro Gary...

.... Wrong insofar as the overdetermination of intervention here serves to already exclude analysis—but certainly cultural analysis does directly intervene in culture, especially when it is directed as marginalized and subjugated people rather than, say, British life in the twenties (the book’s example...

... . Print . DeLoughrey Elizabeth . “Heavy Waters: Waste and Atlantic Modernity.” PMLA 125 . 3 ( 2010 ): 703 – 12 . Print . Doyle Laura . “Inter-Imperiality: Dialectics in a Postcolonial World History.” Interventions 16 . 2 ( 2014 ): 159 – 96 . Print . Gilroy Paul...

...) is to suggest that the politi- cal and material reality of the subaltern can somehow magically be remedied through theoretical interventions. This is a form of critical hubris that risks exploiting the very groups of people progressive forms of criticism seek to champion. Into the breach between purely...

...) is to suggest that the politi- cal and material reality of the subaltern can somehow magically be remedied through theoretical interventions. This is a form of critical hubris that risks exploiting the very groups of people progressive forms of criticism seek to champion. Into the breach between purely...

... critical purchase in the aporia of desire and heteronomy. Within the context of a renewed academic investment in world literature, Siskind’s bold contribution to the field of Latin Americanism and Comparatism is an intervention from within the Latin American archive in the shape of a deconstruction...

..., Cheng’s reading of his intervention challenges the tendency to conceive the relationship between European art and the works of others as one of affiliation rather than influence ( Rubin ). Cheng makes the claim, echoed by other contributors, on the significance of coevalness in this relationship...

... of incommensurability that, as Natalie Melas clarifies, bring to the surface a thorough-going set of cri- tiques of its operative adjective, many of which have emerged out of interventions in postcolonial theory to refuse liberal humanism’s hollow gift of equivalence. Such epistemic disruptions have offered...

... University Press, 1998 . Chow, Rey. “The Fascist Longings in our Midst.” Ariel 26 ( 1995 ): 23 -50. ____. Writing Diaspora: Tactics of Intervention in Contemporary Cultural Studies . Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1993 . Clark, John. “On Two Books by Edward W. Said.” Jurnal Bicara...

... discussion of the law of nations (101; 1.3.5). Sovereignty is, first of all, fundamental to the basic principle of non-intervention that guides De jure belli. One may not go to war except to punish a nation’s spe- cific violation of the law of nations; that is, one may not violate another’s sover- eignty...

... Man’s attempt to measure temporal difference through rhetorical modes, especially given his accompanying comments on the novel as a primal scene of allegory and irony. It is not that after de Man’s intervention comparative literature roots out organicism in all of its practices...

... comparatist interventions in scholarly debate have opened up new spaces in which to reflect upon the dynamic relations between past texts, their contem- porary or subsequent reading publics, and modern critics. Examples abound, but the obvious case is his 1989 monograph Cervantes and Ariosto: Renewing...

...-made and part wo/man-made, hence in part impersonal. Because of this machinic intervention and the use of found material, it is not possible to read these poems as poems in the Romanticist- humanist tradition —​that is, as vehicles of expression, building on the assumption of an inner voice...

... in undermining such constructions of traditions as unified, coherent, and arranged under paternal names. Deleuze also uses psychoanalytic terms to discuss his interventions into philosophical traditions. In his “Letter to a Harsh Critic,” he explains that he “belong[s] to a generation, one of the last...