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_aThe Western in the Global Literary Imagination / _cedited by Christopher Conway. |
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_aLeiden ; _aBoston : _bBrill, _c2022. |
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_aEuropean Perspectives on the United States ; _v5 |
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_tPreliminary Material / _rChristopher Conway -- Copyright page / _rChristopher Conway -- Notes on Contributors / _rChristopher Conway -- Mapping the Western in World Literature / _rChristopher Conway -- Postmodern Nation-Building: Popular Westerns in English-Canadian Literature / _rJohannes Fehrle -- Rumor and the Celebrity of American Historical Figures in Contemporary Women’s Canadian Westerns / _rJoel Deshaye -- “A Hidden Past of Unfiltered Sunlight and Space”: Reclaiming the Black West in Shelton Johnson’s Gloryland / _rShelly Jarenski -- Magical Realism, Postcolonialism, and the Western in Téa Obreht’s Inland / _rChristopher Conway -- The Slowed-Down Showdown: Energopower in Valeria Luiselli’s Lost Children Archive (2019) and Álvaro Enrigue’s Ahora me rindo y eso es todo (2018) / _rEmily Hind -- Old and New Voices on the Gaucho Frontier: Undoing the Legacy of Silence in Las aventuras de la China Iron by Gabriela Cabezón Cámara / _rManuela Borzone -- The Sealsfield Enigma and the Narrative Politics of the Transatlantic Western / _rSteffen Wöll -- Reading James Fenimore Cooper in the USSR : The American Western Frontier and Native Americans in Soviet Imagination and Cultural Practices / _rSergei I. Zhuk -- Poles on the American Frontier: A Short History of a Literary Fantasy / _rMarek Paryż -- Into the Errant West: Carys Davies’ West / _rNeil Campbell -- Rewriting Western Mythology in Contemporary Spanish Literature: Jon Bilbao’s Basilisco / _rDavid Rio -- Matteo Righetto’s Soul of the Border : A “Western Novel” Italian Style / _rFlavia Brizio-Skov -- Christine Montalbetti’s Showdown / _rWarren Motte -- My Heart Is in the West but I Am on the Eastern Edge: Hebrew Pulp Westerns and the Sabra Cowboy / _rRachel Leket-Mor -- Empty Form: Transculturating the Western / _rSamir Dayal -- Hunter’s Drifts and Far-Off Places: South African Fiction and the Failure of the Literary Western Tradition / _rZbigniew Białas -- J.M. Coetzee’s Unmooring of the Western in Waiting for the Barbarians / _rMaryEllen Higgins -- Frontier Van Diemen’s Land: Lenny Bartulin’s Infamy / _rAndrew Nette -- Country without Western: How a Genre Transplanted in New Zealand / _rAlex Calder -- Index / _rChristopher Conway. |
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| 520 | _aThis groundbreaking collection of essays tells the surprising story of how the American Western has shaped world literature, fueling provocative novels and reflections about national identity, settler colonialism, and violence. Containing nineteen chapters spanning Asia, Africa, the Americas, Australia, Europe, Israel, and New Zealand, as well as a guiding, critical introduction, this book opens an exciting new chapter in the study of popular culture, literature, and globalization. Through this international lens, the literary Western casts off the categories of juvenilia and formula to come into focus as a vital and creative statement about identity, power, and history. Contributors are: Zbigniew Białas, Manuela Borzone, Flavia Brizio-Skov, Alex Calder, Neil Campbell, Christopher Conway, Samir Dayal, Joel Deshaye, Johannes Fehrle, MaryEllen Higgins, Emily Hind, Shelly Jarenski, Rachel Leket-Mor, Warren Motte, Andrew Nette, Marek Paryż, David Rio, Steffen Wöll, and Sergei Zhuk | ||
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_aWestern stories _xHistory and criticsm. |
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_aLiterature, Modern _xAmerican influences. |
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_aAmerican fiction _xAppreciation. |
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_iPrint version: _tThe Western in the Global Literary Imagination. _dLeiden ; Boston : Brill, 2022. _z9789004521834 _w(DLC) 2022042145 _w(OCoLC)1346147130 |
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