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The sacred made material: Instances of game and play in interwar Europe	The novel and the ancien regime: Britain, France, and the rise of the novel in the seventeenth century

Constructing the other: Defining the nation and defining the self in early Soviet and British modernist prose	From Grail procession to "cortege infernal": Processions in classical poetry and Renaissance and nineteenth-century French literature as poetic vision and structure of critical thought

Aesthetics of dependency: Early Modernism and the struggle against Idealism in Kierkegaard, Ibsen, and Henry James	Frontiers of privacy: The domestic enterprise of modern fiction

Old Babylonian letter of petition and later individual lament prayers	A Chinese romantic's journey through time and space: Cosmopolitanism, nationalism and nostalgia in the work of Xu Xu (1908--1980)

Football meets opium a topological study of political violence, sovereignty, and cinema archaeology between "England" and "China"	Modernism's darkrooms: Photography and literary process

Romantic exteriority the construction of literature in Rousseau, Jean Paul and P. B. Shelley	A History of the Novel in Translation: Cosmopolitan Tales in English and Arabic, 1719--1859

Foreign Echoes & Discerning the Soil: Dual Translation, Historiography, & World Literature in Chinese Poetry	Poetic Ministers: Literacy and Bureaucracy in the Tenth-Century State Academy

The Pathological Revolution: Romanticism and Metaphors of Disease	Unrepeatable: Fiction After Atrocity

Imperishable Consciousness: The Rescue of Meaning in the Modernist Novel	Close to Home: Forms of Isolation in the Postcolonial Province

Russian-Argentine Literary Exchanges	Generic Modality and the Birth of Pushkin's Pastoral Muse

Athens, Rome, Tenochtitlan: A Historical Sociology of Ruins	Fictional Inhumanities: Wartime Animals and Personification