Seminars

June 28 – July 8

  1. Michael Ka-chi Cheuk (Hong Kong Metropolitan University), Scandal and World Literature
  2. Suradech Chotiudompant (Chulalongkorn University), Engaging with the Real in World Literature
  3. Paul Giles (Australian Catholic University), Genealogies of American World Literature
  4. Shuangyi Li (University of Bristol), Mediating World Literature: Space, Memory, Art
  5. Haun Saussy (University of Chicago), Translation, Adaptation, Recreation: The Mechanics of World Literature
  6. Zrinka Stahuljak (University of California, Los Angeles), Commensurate Comparison: Comparing Past Worlds Globally 

 

July 12 – 22

  1. Nina Beguš (University of California, Berkeley), Artificial Humanities: Languages and Fictions of AI
  2. Guangchen Chen (Emory University), The Collector, the Total Library, and World Literature
  3. Debjani Ganguly (University of Virginia), World Literature and the Catastrophic Imagination
  4. Ou Rong (Hangzhou Normal University), Interart/Intermedial Studies: History and Comparison
  5. Galin Tihanov (Queen Mary University of London), Exilic Writing and the Making of World Literature
  6. Delia Ungureanu (University of Bucharest), The Undiscovered Country: Visionaries of Another World