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This book redefines the non-Western roots of world literature. A humanist imagination negotiated the struggles of groups outside the West. A wide range of aesthetic forms resisted nationalism: tracing the notion of peripheral internationalism across a range of cultural forms connecting India, Soviet Union, China, Africa, and the Americas.

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This book redefines the non-Western roots of world literature. A humanist imagination negotiated the struggles of groups outside the West. A wide range of aesthetic forms resisted nationalism: tracing the notion of peripheral internationalism across a range of cultural forms connecting India, Soviet Union, China, Africa, and the Americas.
Autorenporträt
Auritro Majumder is Assistant Professor of English at University of Houston. He writes extensively on world literature, critical theory, and intellectual history. He is on the editorial board of Mediations journal and an executive member of the Modern Language Association's South Asia forum.