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245 00 a| History, imperialism, critique :b| new essays in world literature /c| edited by Asher Ghaffar.;

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500 a| Introduction I: Intellectual History 1. World Literature, the Geist and the East, 1907-1942 Auritro Majumder 2. "Le mot du poète, le mot primitif": Aime Césaire and Vico's Civic Humanism Eric Brandom 3. Rabindranath Tagore's Postcolonialism: A Vision of Decolonialization and a Modernist Idealism Himani Bannerji 4. Voyages of the Self: Muslims as Anticolonial Subjects in Muhammad Iqbal's Philosophy of History Asher Ghaffar II: Literary History 5. Lu Xun's Indigenous Modernity: Philology and Resistance in Old Tales Retold Daniel Dooghan 6. Circuits of Influence: Brodsky's Platonov and the Ontology of Alienation Djordje Popović 7. Aesthetic Re-imaginings of Mexican Sovereignty: Estridentismo's Anti-Imperialist Avant-garde Christian Gerzso III: Poetic History 8. Vichian Language and the Irish Troubles: Brian Friel's Translations Sreya Chatterjee 9. The Heavens Look Down Upon Us: José Enrique Rodó and the Spirit of América Marco Katz Montiel 10. Historicizing Language and Temporality in Jose María Arguedas' Deep Rivers Mela Jones Heestand 11. Übermenschen and Untermenschen: Global Nietzsche and Postcolonial Fiction Benjamin Noys Afterword by Timothy Brennan.;

505 00 t| Introduction -- -- I: Intellectual History -- 1. World Literature, the -- Geist and the East, 19071942 -- -- Auritro Majumder 2. "Le mot du pote, le mot primitif": Aime Csaire and Vico'sCivic Humanism -- Eric Brandom 3. Rabindranath Tagore's Postcolonialism: A Vision of Decolonialization and a Modernist Idealism -- Himani Bannerji -- 4. Voyages of the Self: Muslims as Anticolonial Subjects in Muhammad Iqbals Philosophy of History -- Asher Ghaffar -- II: Literary History -- 5. Lu Xuns Indigenous Modernity: Philology and Resistance in -- Old Tales Retold Daniel Dooghan 6. Circuits of Influence: Brodskys Platonov and the Ontology of Alienation -- Djordje Popovi 7. Aesthetic Re-imaginings of Mexican Sovereignty: Estridentismos Anti-Imperialist Avant-garde -- Christian Gerzso -- III: Poetic History -- 8. -- Vichian Language and the Irish Troubles: Brian Friels -- Translations -- Sreya Chatterjee 9. The Heavens Look Down Upon Us: Jos Enrique Rod and the Spirit of Amrica -- Marco Katz Montiel 10. Historicizing Language and Temporality in Jose Mara Arguedas' Deep Rivers -- Mela Jones Heestand 11. bermenschen and Untermenschen: Global Nietzsche and Postcolonial Fiction -- Benjamin Noys Afterword by -- Timothy Brennan --;

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History, imperialism, critique : new essays in world literature / edited by Asher Ghaffar.

Other author	Ghaffar, Asher, editor.
Format	Electronic
Edition	1st.
Publication	London : Routledge, 2018.
Description	1 online resource.
Supplemental Content	ProQuest Ebook Central
Subjects	Imperialism in literature. Colonies in literature. Literature--History and criticism.

Series	Routledge research in new postcolonialisms Routledge research in new postcolonialisms. ^A1365302
Contents	Introduction -- -- I: Intellectual History -- 1. World Literature, the -- Geist and the East, 19071942 -- -- Auritro Majumder 2. "Le mot du pote, le mot primitif": Aime Csaire and Vico'sCivic Humanism -- Eric Brandom 3. Rabindranath Tagore's Postcolonialism: A Vision of Decolonialization and a Modernist Idealism -- Himani Bannerji -- 4. Voyages of the Self: Muslims as Anticolonial Subjects in Muhammad Iqbals Philosophy of History -- Asher Ghaffar -- II: Literary History -- 5. Lu Xuns Indigenous Modernity: Philology and Resistance in -- Old Tales Retold Daniel Dooghan 6. Circuits of Influence: Brodskys Platonov and the Ontology of Alienation -- Djordje Popovi 7. Aesthetic Re-imaginings of Mexican Sovereignty: Estridentismos Anti-Imperialist Avant-garde -- Christian Gerzso -- III: Poetic History -- 8. -- Vichian Language and the Irish Troubles: Brian Friels -- Translations -- Sreya Chatterjee 9. The Heavens Look Down Upon Us: Jos Enrique Rod and the Spirit of Amrica -- Marco Katz Montiel 10. Historicizing Language and Temporality in Jose Mara Arguedas' Deep Rivers -- Mela Jones Heestand 11. bermenschen and Untermenschen: Global Nietzsche and Postcolonial Fiction -- Benjamin Noys Afterword by -- Timothy Brennan --
Summary	This book examines anti-imperialist thought in European philosophy. It features an international group of both emerging and established scholars who directly respond to Timothy Brennan's far-reaching call to rethink intellectual histories, literary histories, and the reading habits of postcolonialism, in relation to the anti-imperialist tradition of critique. Each contributor rethinks postcolonial and world literature, Continental thought, and intellectual history in relation to anti-imperialist histories and traditions of critique, through geographically diverse analysis.This book provides a forum for the next generation of scholars to draw on and engage with the marginal yet influential work of the first generation of dissidents within postcolonial studies. It will appeal to researchers and students in the field of postcolonial studies, world literature, geography, and Continental thought.
General note	Introduction I: Intellectual History 1. World Literature, the Geist and the East, 1907-1942 Auritro Majumder 2. "Le mot du poète, le mot primitif": Aime Césaire and Vico's Civic Humanism Eric Brandom 3. Rabindranath Tagore's Postcolonialism: A Vision of Decolonialization and a Modernist Idealism Himani Bannerji 4. Voyages of the Self: Muslims as Anticolonial Subjects in Muhammad Iqbal's Philosophy of History Asher Ghaffar II: Literary History 5. Lu Xun's Indigenous Modernity: Philology and Resistance in Old Tales Retold Daniel Dooghan 6. Circuits of Influence: Brodsky's Platonov and the Ontology of Alienation Djordje Popović 7. Aesthetic Re-imaginings of Mexican Sovereignty: Estridentismo's Anti-Imperialist Avant-garde Christian Gerzso III: Poetic History 8. Vichian Language and the Irish Troubles: Brian Friel's Translations Sreya Chatterjee 9. The Heavens Look Down Upon Us: José Enrique Rodó and the Spirit of América Marco Katz Montiel 10. Historicizing Language and Temporality in Jose María Arguedas' Deep Rivers Mela Jones Heestand 11. Übermenschen and Untermenschen: Global Nietzsche and Postcolonial Fiction Benjamin Noys Afterword by Timothy Brennan.
Issued in other form	Print version : 9781138217508
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Genre/form	Criticism, interpretation, etc.
ISBN	9781315440224 (ePub ebook)
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ISBN	9781315440231 (PDF ebook)
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ISBN	9781315440217 (Mobipocket ebook)
ISBN	1315440210
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ISBN	1315440245
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