Table of contents
Series editor’s prefaceix
Acknowledgementxi
Contributors
Languages
The “Minor Language” Perspective
The Language Milieu of the Old Order Amish: Preserving Pennsylvania Deitsch
English – The Last Lingua franca?
National Identities and the Latin Language in Hungary and Croatia: Language Conflicts, 1784-1848
Error and Innovation in Postcolonial Composition: The Implications of World Englishes
Cultivating Learners’ Intellectual Growth and Conceptual Thinking Skills through Selected Literary Works: A Strategic Approach to Writing Development in English
Theoretical Considerations: Language, Culture, and Literature
Critical Glissantism: Édouard Glissant’s Views on Language(s)
Decolonizing World Literature
Minor and Major Readings Across Cultures
From Black Athena to Black Dionysus and Beyond? African Adaptations of Greek Tragedy
From Minor Genre to Major Genre: Crime Fiction and Autofiction
World Literature / World culture? TV Series and Video Games
Literatures
Small Presses and the Globalization of Poetry
Between “Minor” and “Major” Literatures: The Case of Polish Literature
“The world at large … is only an expanded homeland.”: From Goethe’s idea of world literature to contemporary migration literature
Who is the Other? Goethe’s encounter with “China” in his Concept of Weltliteratur
“Major” and “Minor” literatures: Indian cases
A “minor” language in a “major” literature: Contemporary Irish literature
Index
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