Special Issue

2022-01-10
  • Contents of the JFLC Comparative Literature Special Issue

    Guest Editors :Zhang Longxi, Omid Azadibougar

    The editors are grateful to our contributors and above all particularly proud by the notable selection of scholars brought together in this Comparative Literature Special Issue of the Journal of Foreign Languages and Cultures. To read and download the essays, click here.

Call for Papers

2021-05-12
  • 2022 Comparative Literature beyond Eurocentrism Special Issue

    Following the two special issues scheduled for 2022, entitled Comparative Literature beyond Eurocentrism, and co-edited by Zhang Longxi (City University of Hong Kong) and Omid Azadibougar (Hunan Normal University), the Journal of Foreign Languages and Cultures will dedicate a special column to this topic. The aim is to provide a long-term forum to further the debate and pose more questions to review and test the assumptions of the discipline.

Activities

2022/11/30

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  • Introduction

    Author:David Porter, Omid Azadibougar

    Abstract: Introduction of the Special Column "World Literature before World Literature"

    Vol. 7 No. 2 Dec. 2023 Time:2024-02-01

  • Lost Libraries: A Lesson for the Notion of World Literature

    Author:Jean MacDonald

    Abstract: Literature, with its diverse and broad spectrum of platform, medium, and delivery, has long been an indicator of a civilization’s culture. How the literature of various cultures was either preserved, lost, or shared has shaped the modern conception of World Literature. Libr...

    Vol. 7 No. 2 Dec. 2023 Time:2024-02-01

  • Georgian Literature before the Weltliteratur

    Author:Irma Ratiani

    Abstract: The history of Georgian writing starts much earlier than when Goethe introduced the term “Weltliteratur.” It starts from the era of Christianity from the 4th century. Due to the fast spread of Christianity in the Early Medieval period, Georgia was already included in the European net of Christian writing. All branches of Christian spiritual literature were presented. Georgian culture and literature naturally were developing in the frame of the Western European tradition. The period of the 11th-12th centuries was a Golden Era for Georgia, and the heyday of fame for Georgian culture and literature as well. Precisely during this period, “The Knight in the Panther’s Skin” was created by Shota Rustaveli. Apart from its aesthetic, philosophical, and worldview depth, it is a first text in Georgian literature as well as in European literature which reflects the

    Vol. 7 No. 2 Dec. 2023 Time:2024-02-01

  • Aspects of Indigenous Participation in Brazilian Literature

    Author:Fábio Almeida de Carvalho

    Abstract: The article both presents how, from the end of the 1980s onwards, native peoples have begun to occupy certain spaces of textual production and circulation that they had not previously occupied in the Brazilian cultural scene (for social, linguistic, and cultural...

    Vol. 7 No. 2 Dec. 2023 Time:2024-02-01

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