https://doi.org/10.60056/Lit.2024.33.494-503
https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=1306345
Is “Hagabula” Global?
Vladislav Tikov
Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, Bulgaria vtikov@abv.bg
The text examines Todor P. Todorov’s novel “Hagabula” through the prism of two concepts of world literature constructed by Johann Goethe (in the past) and more recently by David Damrosch. Using their concepts of world literature as a starting point for its analysis (the choice falls on them because they are authorita- tive), the text attempts to answer the question “Is “Hagabula” global?”, or more precisely, does it have the potential to become so, to enter the world canon?
Keywords: world literature, concepts, postmodernism, perspectives, world canon
For citation: Tikov, V. Is “Hagabula” global?. // The Literature, Year XVIII, 2024, Issue 33. Sofia: Univerisity Press “St. Kliment Ohridski”. (In Bulgarian)
About the author: Vladislav Tikov is a regular doctoral student to the Depart ment of Bulgarian literature into the Faculty of Slavic philologies, SU “St. Kliment Ohridski”. His dissertation work examines the work of Milen Ruskov through patterns of historical and postmodern. He is graduate master degree of “Public management and policies” in the same university, as master de- gree of Creative writing there. He is an author of one novel in two parts and participatеd with two short-stories in mixed collection for poetry and prose of love subject.
