The Routledge Companion to Literature and the Global South (Routledge Literature Companions)

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Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Introduction: Cardinal Points and “Hilly Sand”
Part I Intentions: Geographies, Epistemologies, Subjects
	Chapter 1 Fanon: A Theatre of Embodiment
	Chapter 2 Solidarity’s Temporalities
	Chapter 3 From the South Out: Neoliberalism, Horizontality, and the Post-Global Subject in Mohsin Hamid’s How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia
	Chapter 4 Deep Souths: The U.S. South and the Global South
	Chapter 5 Situating Energy Humanities in India: Labor and Gender in Narratives of Energy Systems
	Chapter 6 Queer/Cuir in the Global South?: Latin-American Dissidence and Gendersex Non-Conformity
	Chapter 7 Resonances of Race in the Global South and the Decolonial Turn
	Chapter 8 Colonial Traces: The Specter of the Global South in Contemporary Cinema
Part II Approaches: Methods and Methodologies
	Chapter 9 Global South Literatures as New Materialisms: Ecologies, Objects, and Ontologies
	Chapter 10 Historicizing Rabindranath’s Reception in Argentina
	Chapter 11 Slave Literacy, Creolization, and Muslim Formation in Colonial Jamaica
	Chapter 12 The Southern Submarine: Storying the Deep Indian Ocean
	Chapter 13 Contested Histories: Indian Cinema in the Global South and Beyond
	Chapter 14 Between Lettered and Popular Cultures: A Cultural History Perspective
Part III Case Studies: Examples and Exceptions
	Chapter 15 The Computer and the Subject: Computing Extractivism in Global South Literatures
	Chapter 16 Carolina Maria de Jesus: Four Movements of the Favela and Literature
	Chapter 17 Poetry of the Indian Avant-Garde, An Intransigent Aesthetics
	Chapter 18 The Sociological Imagination of Dr. Jose Rizal
	Chapter 19 Human–Nonhuman Intra-Action in Kendel Hippolyte’s Ecopoetry
	Chapter 20 Epeli Hau’ofa: Sly Naïvety in Tales of the Tikongs
	Chapter 21 Amphibious Poetics on the Malabar Coast: Kappappāṭṭu and the Chronotope of the Ship in Mappila Literary Culture
	Chapter 22 The Guantánamo Graphic Novels: Towards a Carceral Imperialism
	Chapter 23 Exploring Digital Archives: Vieques on the Internet and Yabureibo in the Global South
	Chapter 24 “We Must Be a Third Principle”: Midnight’s Children and the Non-Aligned Movement
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