Review of national literatures selected essays (1970-2001) : emergent and neglected national literatures [selected by] Anne Paolucci ; with an introduction by Gerald L. Gillespie.
Detalles de publicación: Middle Village, N.Y. Griffon House/Council on National Literatures 2007]Descripción: xi, 360 p. 23 cmISBN:- 1932107193 (pbk.)
- Emergent and neglected national literatures
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The second of three RNL "samplers." This volume contains essays written by experts on some aspect of a literature or author not in the traditional canon or mainstream of literary studies. Culled from the original world-wide RNL series launched by Dr. Anne Paolucci in 1970, these essays are an excellent introduction to literatures that are not easily accessible to scholars working in traditional European literatures. (A third and last "sampler" will offer RNL essays which deal with the European spectrum.)
A short preface by Dr. Anne Paolucci is followed by an Introduction by Gerald Gillespie, Professor Emeritus at Stanford University and former President (now Honorary President) of the International Comparative Literature Association. In his Introduction, Professor Gillespie reviews the history of the unusual series and its parent organization, Council on National Literatures, a project that has been called a "pioneer" effort.
This informative volume should prove a welcome addition to the ongoing dialogue, among literary scholars, on ways and means to promote greater global awareness in literary studies generally, and comparative literary studies, in particular.
Essays originally published in the Review of national literature (1970-2001).
Includes bibliographical references
The Black aesthetic and comparative criticism / Lloyd Brown -- Literature emergent: the Euro-African experience / Albert Gérard -- Modern African literature: bibliographical spectrum / Janheinz Jahn -- Comparative literature in New Zealand / Norman Simms -- The uncertain self: notes on the development of Australian literary form / Harry Heseltine -- The Forerunner / Manning Clark -- An introduction to Indian fiction in English / Alistair Niven -- Modern Indian writing: the Major genres and contemporary criticism / Ronald Warwick -- Modern Norwegian literature: an overview / Sverre Lyngstad -- The nineteenth- century revival of National Literatures: Karadzic, Njegos, Rodicevic, the Illyrians, and Preseren / Albert B. Lord -- Is there a Yugoslav literature? / Richard C. Clark -- Hungarian literature: an introductory survey / Enikó Molnár Basa -- Persian literature as an affirmation of national identity / G.M. Wickens -- A brief survey of Armenian literature / Vahe Oshagan -- Japenese [i.e. Japanese] theatre: the grand tradition / John K. Gillespie -- Japanese literary history from Aston to Keene and Konishi Jin'ichi / Henry Paolucci/Richard C. Clark -- Approaches to a history of Chinese literature / Richard C. Clark.