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Teaching World Literature

ISBN: 9781603290333 | 1603290338
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Modern Language Assn of Amer
Pub. Date: 3/31/2009

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Table of Contents
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Introduction: All the World in the Timep. 1
Issues and Definitions
Introduction
The West and the Rest: Frames for World Literaturep. 17
The Ethics of World Literature: Reading Others, Reading Otherwisep. 34
Literary World-Systemsp. 44
What Is Literature? Reading across Culturesp. 61
The Place of Difference in Cross-Cultural Literacyp. 73
Teaching in Translationp. 86
Program Strategies
Introductionp. 99
Teaching World Literature in a Microcosm of the Worldp. 101
Habits of Mind: Comparative Literature Meets the Worldp. 110
The Afterlives of the Greeks; or, What Is the Canon of World Literature?p. 121
Western Voices: Western World Literature in a Learning Communityp. 137
Pioneering Cross-Cultural Studies and World Literature at Illinoisp. 145
Cultural Encounters in Global Contexts: World Literature as a One-Semester General Education Coursep. 155
World Literature and the Graduate Curriculump. 165
"The World's Story": Teaching Literature in the Twenty-First Centuryp. 179
Teaching Strategies
Introductionp. 191
Major Cultures and Minor Literaturesp. 193
Conversation in Context: A Dialogic Approach to Teaching World Literaturep. 205
Writing in the Oral Tradition: Reflections on the Indigenous Literatures of Australia, New Zealand, and North Americap. 216
Weaving Women into World Literaturep. 232
Sexuality, Literature, and Human Rights in Translationp. 246
Finding the Global in the Local: Explorations in Interdisciplinary Team Teachingp. 258
Beyond Lecture and Discussion: The World's Oldest Approaches to Literaturep. 266
Collaborative Assignments for World Literature Survey Coursesp. 280
Courses
Introductionp. 297
The Adventures of the Artist in World Literature: A One-Semester Thematic Approachp. 299
American Literature and Islamic Timep. 306
Worlds of Difference? Gay and Lesbian Texts across Culturesp. 317
Middle Eastern Literature: An Introductionp. 331
Cosmos versus Empire: Teaching the Remayana in a Comparative Contextp. 343
Off to Join the Online Circus: The Comic Heroic Journey of World Literaturep. 353
Imagining the Constructed Body: Prom Statues to Cyborgsp. 362
"Literature That Changed the World": Designing a World Literature Coursep. 377
Teaching World Masterpieces through Religious Themes in Literaturep. 385
Ancient and Contemporary Texts: Teaching an Introductory Course in Non-Western Literaturesp. 393
Resources
Print Resourcesp. 403
Theory of World Literaturep. 403
Anthologies, Literature Series, and Other Referencesp. 404
Translation Studiesp. 408
Cross-Cultural Reception and Influencep. 409
Web Resourcesp. 411
Notes on Contributorsp. 417
Indexp. 421
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