Theory as World Literature

Cover
Contents
List of Figures
Acknowledgments
Theory as World Literature: An Introduction Jeffrey R. Di Leo
Part 1 Indigeneity, Decoloniality, and Race
	1 Destructive Writing and Ending the World Claire Colebrook
	2 Archipelagic Thought as World Literature: Glissant, Wynter, and Derrida’s Genres of the World Mina Karavanta
	3 Countering Encounters: Theorizing the Scale of Globality Peter Hitchcock
	4 Critical Race Theory: Counter-storytelling as Worlding Nicole Simek
Part 2 Semiotics and Psychoanalysis
	5 Umberto Eco and the World Literature of Semiotics Jeffrey R. Di Leo
	6 Kristeva’s Sémanalyse as World Literature: From Chora and Revolution to Abjection and Revolt Paul Allen Miller
	7 Psychoanalysis as World Literature Zahi Zalloua
Part 3 Realisms, Aesthetics, and Politics
	8 From the Magically Real to the Really Real: When Latin American Literature Became World Theory Sophia A. McClennen
	9 Approaches to Realism: A Few Global Test Cases Margaret R. Higonnet
	10 Literature as a Global Theory Alex Taek-Gwang Lee
	11 Said’s Worldliness H. Aram Veeser
Part 4 Phenomenology, Philology, and Plasticity
	12 Levinas and World Literature Donald R. Wehrs
	13 World Philology and World Theory Alexander Beecroft
	14 Plastic “World” Literature Ranjan Ghosh
Notes on Contributors
Index