Comparative Literature Today
Contents
Todd Presner. Comparative Literature in the Age of Digital Humanities: On Possible Futures for a Discipline (Transl. from English by Milena Popova) / 11
Comparative Literature / World Literature. А Discussion (2011). Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak and David Damrosch (Transl. from English by Ruzha Muskurova) / 38
Clemens Spahr. Literary History and the Problem of Periodization (Transl. from English by Ruzha Muskurova) / 70
César Domínguez. Comparative Literature, Literary Theory and the Anxiety of Omission: Spanish Contributions to the Debate (Transl. from English by Milena Popova) / 98
Nadezhda Alexandrova. Orientalism and the Mistakes of the Young Age: The Impact of Popular Literature on the Works of Ahmet Midhat Efendi and Vasil Drumev / 119
Fotiny Christakoudy-Konstantinidou. (An Attempt at) a Comparative Introduction to Modern Greek Poetry from the 1880–1930 Period / 140
Boyka Ilieva. Righteous Living and Earthly Joys in Giovanni Boccaccio’s Decameron and Elin Pelin’s Under the Monastery Vine / 154
Maurice N. Fadel. The Two Sources of the Crime Fiction / 172
Joanna Neykova. The French Connection: Paul Auster / 185
Lilia Trifonova. Literature and Painting: Virginia Woolf and Post-Impressionism / 199
Francheska Zemyarska. Street Haunting: Yourcenar Reads Woolf / 214
Dobromir Grigorov. Central Europe. Teleological Aspects of Its Borders / 226
Ivan Ivanov. Postmodernism in the Third Millennium – Beyond the “Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism” / 237
Debuts
Anton Nikolov. Posttraumatic in “Spring Wind” („Пролетен вятър“) by Nikolа Furnadzhiev / 256
Reviews
Andrey Tashev. Literature: Images and Contexts / 267
Dobromir Grigorov. Diction of Melancholy and Poetics of Literary Romanticism / 275
Christo Manolakev. A Model Edition of A. Pushkin’s Dramaturgy / 281
Polina Penkova. Children’s Literature through Children’s Eyes / 291
For the Authors / 295
Journal “The Literature” / 305
Requirements for Publications in the Journal “Literaturata” / 309