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1 online resource (265 p.) |
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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of contents -- List of Figures -- Introduction -- Note -- Works Cited -- Part I Trauma, Deconstruction, and Global Relations -- 1 Globalization and the Theory of Trauma: A Conversation with Cathy Caruth -- Translations of "Trauma" -- The Death Drive -- Political Action and Collective Experience -- Trauma and Globalization -- Notes -- Works Cited -- 2 The Cut that Links: Paracomparatism in Caruth and Danticat -- Paracomparatisms (Comparative Literature ca. 1995) -- The Displacement of Comparison ("Comparative Literature" ca. 1996) |
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The Cut that Links (Comparative Literacy ca. 1937/1998) -- Notes -- Works Cited -- 3 Common Catastrophes: or, Personification Reconsidered -- Catastrophes for the Commons -- Personification and the Everyday -- Contagious Effects -- Earth's Human Shores -- Note -- Works Cited -- 4 Fugitive Sovereignties in Amitav Ghosh's Ibis Trilogy: Deconstructing the "Unparalleled Catastrophe" of the Human -- Notes -- Works Cited -- Part II Politics and Literature -- 5 The Foreign Body in Psychoanalysis and Politics: A Conversation with Elissa Marder -- Psychoanalysis and Deconstruction |
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Globalization and Politics -- Politics and Action -- Notes -- Works Cited -- 6 Reverberations: Traumatic Histories, Cultural Difference, and the Drama of Listening in Eileen Chang's Yuannü and The Rouge of the North -- The Story of a Woman and a History of Rewriting -- The Scene of Address and the Drama of Listening -- Notes -- Works Cited -- 7 Some Iterations of Blood -- I -- II -- Note -- Works Cited -- 8 "How Very Godfather Part II of You": Trauma and Intertextual Comparison in A Brief History of Seven Killings -- Intertext as Connective Tissue -- Between Intertexts -- Note -- Works Cited |
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9 Framing the World: Texts that Circulate and People Who Cannot -- Circulating Frames -- Circulating Texts and Shrinking Borders -- Framing Atrocity -- Notes -- Works Cited -- Part III Literature and Human Rights -- 10 Literature, the Humanities, and Political Action: A Conversation with Elisabeth Weber -- Notes -- Works Cited -- 11 Killing Dogs: Animality and Trauma in Waltz with Bashir and Deogratias -- Killing Dogs -- "Give us Boaz Rein's head" -- Cockroaches and Stars -- The Global Graphic Novel and the Cosmic Dung Beetle -- Notes -- Works Cited |
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12 Flood Poetics: Nigeria, New Orleans, and Os.undare's City Without People -- Omiyale -- Crossings of Memory -- Disaster of Solutions -- What Makes a Place? -- Local Poem, Global Age -- Traumatic Resurfacings -- Lost Archive: Beginning from Erasure -- Abandonment in Common -- "Enterprise Zone": Necropoiesis -- "Water Never Forgets": Namesake -- Notes -- Works Cited -- 13 Phantom Work: Refugees, Antigone, Comparative Literature -- The Media Performance of Tragedy and Phantom Figures -- The Economic Crisis -- The Refugee Crisis -- Tragedy and Hidden Bodies -- Notes -- Works Cited |
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Description based upon print version of record |
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14 Rights, Politics, and Engagement: A Conversation with Thomas Keenan |
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Kelman, David
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| ISBN |
9781000092011 |
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1000092011 |
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