The Limits of Cosmopolitanism: Globalization and Its Discontents in Contemporary Literature

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Title Page
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Contents
Introduction
PART I: Cosmopolitan Hegemons
	1 Cosmopolis Besieged: The Exilic Reunion of Bogdan Bogdanović? and Milo Dor
	2 Building Bridges: Constructing a Comparative Sufi Cosmopolitanism in Rock and Roll Jihad
	3 Sunjeev Sahota’s Fictions of Failed Cosmopolitan Conviviality
	4 Stuck Between England and Egypt: Sudanese Cosmopolitanism in Tayeb Salih’s Season of Migration to the North and Leila Aboulela’s Lyrics Alley
PART II: Subjects of Displacement
	5 Unbelonging: Caryl Phillips and the Ethics of Disaffiliation
	6 Why Is the Patient “English”?: Disidentification in Michael Ondaatje’s Fiction
	7 Alien-Nation and the Algerian Harraga: The Limits of Nation-Building and Cosmopolitanism as Interpretive Models for the Clandestine Immigrant
PART III: Circulated Objects
	8 Cosmopolitanism and Orality in Okey Ndibe’s Foreign Gods, Inc
	9 Animated Plastic and Material Eco-Cosmopolitanism in Through the Arc of the Rain Forest
	10 Paying Attention to a World in Crisis: Cosmopolitanism in Climate Fiction
List of Contributors
Index