On Literary Worlds

Eric R. J. Hayot

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Modernist Literature and Criticism Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics Comparative and World Literature

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Acknowledgments Preface Part I: Literary Worlds 1 The World and the Work of Art 2 Worlds, Literature, Systems 3 Literary Worlds 4 First Propositions 5 Aspects of Worldedness Part II: Modes of Modern Literature 6 The Planet and the World 7 Universalism as a World View 8 Realism, Romanticism, Modernism 9 Six Variables, Three Modes Part III: Ideologies of the Institution 10 Against Periodization 11 Institutional Problems Require Institutional Solutions Part IV: 4 Appendices 12 The Empty Quadrant 13 Medium and Form 14 On the History of Reality 15 Beyond the Modern

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