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New Issue
68.1 (Spring 2022)
Special Issue: Peripheral Literature
- Articles
- Ericka Beckman, Oded Nir, Emilio Sauri, "Peripheral Literatures and the History of Capitalism: An Introduction"
- Raya Alraddadi, "The Aesthetics of the Oppressed: Oil and Capitalism in Abdelrahman Munif's City of Salt"
- Sandeep Banerjee, "Cognitive Maps of the Semiperiphery: Two Bengali Novels and the Transition to Colonial Capitalist Modernity"
- Paul Stasi, "The Forms of Irish Modernism"
- Thomas Waller, "Mozambican Literature, Neoliberalism, and the Long 1980s"
- Christine Okoth, "Peripheral Labor"
- Philip E. Wegner, "Allegories of an Embattled Public: The Red Thread of the Modern Swedish Crime Novel"
- Xian Wang, "Writing Against Peripheralization: Glorifying Labor in Chinese Socialist Literature"
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