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The Soviet Project of the 1930s to Found a “World Literature” and British Literary Internationalism

Clark, Katerina

Modern language quarterly (Seattle), 2019-12, Vol.80 (4), p.403-425 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Seattle: Duke University Press

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The Soviet Project of the 1930s to Found a “World Literature” and British Literary Internationalism
Autor: Clark, Katerina
Assuntos: Analysis ; British literature ; Criticism and interpretation ; Globalization ; Globalization and Neoliberalism ; History ; International aspects ; Liberalism ; Literary Criticism ; Literature ; Literature and Literary Studies ; Modernism ; Oral tradition ; Political literature ; Political science literature ; Politics in literature ; Postcolonial and Colonial Studies ; Socialism ; Soviet literature ; World literature
É parte de: Modern language quarterly (Seattle), 2019-12, Vol.80 (4), p.403-425
Descrição: A major lacuna in Pascale Casanova’s account of world literature in her is the Soviet venture into establishing a “world literature” ( ) to be centered not in Paris but in Moscow. This aim was most actively pursued between the wars, when many writers were implicated in its international network. This moment in literary history provides a missing link in the progression from the more elitist world literature as conceived by Goethe and others in the early nineteenth century to world literature in our postcolonialist present and era of globalization. This article outlines the networks that sought to foster such a world literature and the main aesthetic controversies within the movement. In particular, the article looks at the efforts of such official spokesmen as Andrei Zhdanov, Karl Radek, and Georg Lukács to proscribe “bourgeois” modernism. It takes members of the British Writers’ International and their associated journals the and as case studies in the interplay between Moscow as putative “metropole” and the “periphery.”
Editor: Seattle: Duke University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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The Soviet Project of the 1930s to Found a “World Literature” and British Literary Internationalism

Clark, Katerina

Seattle: Duke University Press

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