Worlding America: The Hemispheric Text‐Network

Susan Gillman · Kirsten Silva Gruesz

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Comparative and World Literature Translation Studies and Practices History, Culture, and Diplomacy

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This chapter contains sections titled: Benito Cereno and the Hemispheric Text-Network Antecedents without Influences: Hugo's Bug-Jargal Spanish: Everyone's Language of Conspiracy The Translator in the Network: Ritchie's The Slave-King Descendants, Antecedents, and Precedents C.L.R. James in the Text-Network References and Further Reading

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