De Gruyter Studying Transcultural Literary History - Volume 10

In a globalized world, literature is no longer confined to national borders. As traditional Europe-centered frameworks become insufficient for modern research, academics must find new ways to address cultural difference. This volume from the Spectrum Literaturwissenschaft series provides a necessary resource for those navigating these shifts. Leading scholars contribute to this collection by discussing the critical and methodical challenges that global developments pose to the writing of literary history. It serves as a vital guide for students and academics who need to move beyond limited geographic perspectives to understand the broader context of literary studies. This book offers a deep look at how literary history can be rewritten to reflect a world where cultural boundaries are fluid. It is an essential addition to any academic library focused on literature, history, and the evolving methods of literary criticism.