Romanticism in its modern aspects
By: special editors: Virgil Nemoianu; Early discussions on expanding comparative literary studies / special editor: Anne Paolucci.
Contributors: Nemoianu, Virgil.; Paolucci, Anne.; Council on National Literatures.
Series: Review of national literatures and world report -- new ser., v. 1
Publisher: Council on National Literatures
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Wilmington, Del
Language: eng
Number of pages: 138
Subjects: Romanticism; Literature, Comparative
Other titles: Early discussions on expanding comparative literary studies
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: [Romanticism in its modern aspects]; title: Reading Orientalism : woman or Ida of Athens / Malcolm Kelsall; title: Romantic readings of Homer / Marius Byron Raizis; title: Orientalism : the romantic's added dimension / Nâji B. Oueijan; title: From German romanticism to modern comparatism / Virgil Nemoianu; title: "La natura dietro il finestrino continua a passare come un'ombra" : nature and society in 20th century travelers to Russia / Sergia Adamo; title: Byron's Manfred and Pellico's Francesca da Rimini / Peter Cochran; title: A modernist's nature : fernando Pessoa/Bernardo Soare's The book of disquiet/ude / Margarida L. Losa; title: [Early discussions on expanding comparative literary studies]; title: Integrating emergent and neglected literatures into the traditional literary spectrum / Anne Paolucci; title: African literatures and the restrictive discipline of comparative literature / Bernth Lindfors; title: Shakespeare : a multi-comparative appraisal / Arthur Kinney; title: Armenian literature : established, neglected and emerging / Nishan Parlakian; title: A look inside Soviet literature / George S.N. Luckyj; title: "Neglected" western literatures : the example of Dutch / Frank J. Warnke; title: Comments on CNL presentations made at the VIIth ICLA Meeting (Ottawa, August 1973) / Henri Peyre; title: "Translation and literary criticism" (A report sponsored by the Department of Comparative Literature and its Translation Center, SUNY/Binghampton, June 7, 1975) / Marilyn Gaddis Rose.