Born translated: the contemporary novel in an age of world literature

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Comparative and World Literature Translation Studies and Practices Contemporary Literature and Criticism

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Acknowledgments Introduction: Theory of World Literature Now 1. Close Reading at a Distance 2. The Series, the List, and the Clone 3. Sampling, Collating, and Counting 4. This Is Not Your Language 5. Born Translated and Born Digital Epilogue: Multiples Notes Bibliography Index

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