51, 2 (2020)

The Global Novel

• Debjani Ganguly, “Introduction”
• Michael Allan, “Dying to Read: Reflections on the Ends of Literacy”
• Baidik Bhattacharya, “Radical Illegibility and Democratic Futures: Reading Orhan Pamuk and J. M. Coetzee”
• Rebecca L. Walkowitz, “On Not Knowing: Lahiri, Tawada, Ishiguro”
• Ignacio M. Sánchez Prado, “The Persistence of the Transcultural: A Latin American Theory of the Novel from the National-Popular to the Global”
• Daniel Y. Kim, “Translations and Ghostings of History: The Novels of Han Kang”
• Ranjana Khanna, “Touching the Corpse: Reading Sinan Antoon”
• Sarah Nuttall, “Pluvial Time/Wet Form”
• Debjani Ganguly, “Catastrophism and Planetary Realism: The Global Novel as Recombinant Form”