... typology or Max Weber’s sociology of religion, the worldwide humanities have been especially prominent since the new millennium. The Harvard Institute for World Literature, directed by David Damrosch, makes use of seminars and publications to study literature in a “globalizing world.” 1 The H-World...

.... These writings operate in disparate modes and genres, do not always fit neatly within traditional understandings of “literature,” and are frequently fragmentary or incomplete—what the essay terms “archival excess,” which runs counter to the perceived lack of US Latinx literary and cultural production...

...Lejla Kucukalic Mapping L iterature C o urses w it h Google D ocs a n d THE G R I D L ejla K u c u ka lic L iterature courses are typically framed by periods and themes such as "American Literature from the Civil War to W orld War I," "N ew England Poets," or "The Female Fleroine in Contem...

... orld literature. I approach Cities o f Salt through a series of critical and theoretical top oi highly pertinent to the question o f nomadism / civilization, and suggest that revisiting these areas in such a way expands our understanding o f them. Firstly, taking Jabbur's hint, ora lity / textuality. W...

... clinical literature in the several decades since the war’s end. The possibility of a link between posttraumatic stress and the likeliness of the onset of dementia has been widely debated, although there is no clear consensus about the nature of such a connection. While Wolfgang Sperling, Sebastian Kreil...

... subtext, on the one hand, and that the genre itself is more and m ore seen as a new form of literature, on the other hand (it has now become perfectly thinkable that the next version of the Norton A nthology may include pages by Chris Ware, that one day this author may be awarded the Nobel Prize, and so...

... the ir sense o f s e lf." (3 8 ) care also circulates from narrators to readers. 9 This "syste m " is com posed o f prisons, psych ia tric hospitals, con centration camps and ghettos. 10 By po st-exo tic literature, I mean all the texts published under A ntoine V olodine's name, and his heteronym s...

... Tillich, Theology o f Cultureß Poetic discourse takes root in a wound. Jacques Derrida, W riting and Difference^ T he traditional relationship between theology and literature is asymmetrically arranged, w ith the latter always at least one elevation below the form er and struggling, unsuccessfully...

...," see Jill Mann, "Chaucer and Atheism ," 5-14; and Lee Patterson, "H istorical Criticism and the Claims of Humanism," in his N egotiating the Past, The H istorical U nderstanding o f M edieval Literature (Madison, W isconsin: U of W isconsin P, 1987) 41-74 (41-52). 12 I have argued this m ore fu lly...

...Erick Kelemen English Language Notes Volume XXXVTII N um ber 3 M arch 2001 CLYPPANAND CYSSAN: THE FORMULAIC EXPRESSION OF RETURN FROM EXILE IN OLD ENGLISH LITERATURE The alliterating pair clyppan and cyssan, m eaning to clasp and to kiss, occurs th irteen times in nine texts o f O ld English...

...Charlotte Sussman Susan C. Greenfield and Carol Barash , editors. Inventing Maternity: Politics, Science and Literature, 1650-1865 . Lexington : The University Press of Kentucky , 1999 . Pp. vii + 274. 0813120780. Copyright © 2001 Regents of the University of Colorado 2001...

...Wendell V. Harris Literature and the Philosophy of Intention . By Patrick Swinden . Houndmills and London : Macmillan Press ; New York : St. Martin's Press , 1999 . Pp. xiii + 255. $59.95 . 0-312-21963-6. Copyright © 2002 Regents of the University of Colorado 2002 100 English...

...Scott R. Stalcup Monsters in English Literature: From the Romantic Age to the First World War . By Paul Goetsch . Frankfurt : Peter Lang , 2002 . Pp. 344. pb. $52.95 . 0-820-45950-X. Copyright © 2004 Regents of the University of Colorado 2004 December 2004 75 B O O K REVIEWS...

...Deborah Uman Gender and Heroism in Early Modern English Literature . By Mary Beth Rose . Chicago : The University of Chicago Press , 2002 . Pp. 444. hc. $35.00 . 0-226-72573-1. Copyright © 2004 Regents of the University of Colorado 2004 December 2004 79 century, emphasis...

...Alessandro Achilli [email protected] Copyright © 2024 Regents of the University of Colorado 2024 Literature, as is widely known among those conversant with Ukrainian culture, has always played a significant role in Ukraine’s nation-building process. This was especially...

... been among the most powerful voices advocating the need to pay close attention to Ukrainian literature for its globally relevant insights. 3 The ranks of scholars of Ukrainian literature have been steadily growing, and here I would like to comment on three very different essays that tackle...

... in conversations about death and the life to come, sin and virtue, freedom and responsibil­ ity, tem ptation and grace. Given its pervasiveness in these theological, philosophical, and spiritual contexts, it is no surprise to find the soul playing a prom inent role in medieval English literature as well. Over...

...' chronicles comprise the most im portant medieval written contributions to theW andering Jew tradition. W andering Jew scholarship tends to read the St. Albans' accounts in a cursory way, an un ­ derstandable approach given the huge volum e ofW andering Jew literature.4 I want to exam ­ ine the St. Albans...

...Ahmet Cem Durak Abstract It has long been known that Muslim scholars used rabbinic literature in what is called Isra’iliyyat in the Islamic tradition. They used these sources as legitimate details of the Qur’anic stories. Less well known is how later Islamic scholars incorporated these sources...