David Damrosch

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David Damrosch is affiliated with the following schools: Yale University, Columbia University, Harvard University

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David Damrosch

Literature

#667

World Rank

#1609

Historical Rank

#328

USA Rank

Philology

#157

World Rank

#394

Historical Rank

#27

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, David Damrosch is an American literary historian, was born in Maine and raised there and in New York, currently the Ernest Bernbaum Professor at Harvard University and an Elected Fellow of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences.

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David Damrosch's Published Works

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Published Works

From the World Literature (2018) (318)
We Scholars: Changing the Culture of the University (1995) (163)
How to read world literature (2008) (145)
What Is a World (Literature)? (2006) (86)
The Routledge Companion to World Literature (2022) (69)
Comparative Literature/World Literature: A Discussion with Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak and David Damrosch (2012) (56)
The Longman anthology of British literature (2012) (52)
The Narrative Covenant: Transformations of Genre in the Growth of Biblical Literature (1987) (45)
Teaching world literature (2009) (40)
World literature in theory (2014) (39)
Toward a History of World Literature (2009) (34)
Rebirth of a Discipline: The Global Origins of Comparative Studies (2006) (28)
World Literature, National Contexts (2003) (26)
Scriptworlds: Writing Systems and the Formation of World Literature (2007) (26)
The Princeton sourcebook in comparative literature : from the European enlightenment to the global present (2009) (25)
Auerbach in Exile (1995) (24)
Crime fiction as world literature (2017) (23)
The Buried Book: The Loss and Rediscovery of the Great Epic of Gilgamesh (2007) (21)
The Longman anthology of world literature (2007) (20)
Global Comparatism and the Question of Language (2013) (13)
Making Waste Leftovers and the Eighteenth-Century Imagination (2009) (12)
The Aesthetics of Conquest: Aztec Poetry before and after Cortés (1991) (12)
How American Is World Literature? (2009) (10)
World Literature Today: From the Old World to the Whole World (2000) (10)
Introduction: Defining the Ultraminor (2017) (8)
Meetings of the mind (2000) (7)
Reading in Translation (2009) (7)
World literature as alternative discourse (2011) (7)
Reading across Cultures (2009) (7)
Frames for World Literature (2018) (6)
Literatures. (2020) (6)
The Mirror and the Window: Reflections on Anthology Construction (2001) (6)
World Literature in a Postliterary Age (2013) (6)
The Canonical Debate Today: Crossing Disciplinary and Cultural Boundaries (2012) (6)
What could a message mean to a cloud? Kalidasa travels West (2008) (5)
The Semiotics of Conquest (1996) (5)
Comparing the Literatures: Literary Studies in a Global Age (2020) (5)
Death in Translation (2005) (5)
Introduction: Translation Studies Meets World Literature (2016) (5)
Against World Literature: On the Politics of Untranslatability by Emily Apter (review) (2014) (4)
The Shahnameh: The Persian Epic as World Literature (2020) (4)
Hugo Meltzl and “the principle of polyglottism” (2011) (4)
The Princeton Sourcebook in Comparative Literature (2021) (3)
Trying to Make It Real: An Exchange between Haun Saussy and David Damrosch (2017) (3)
Mapping World Literature: International Canonization and Transnational Literatures (review) (2010) (3)
The Ethnic Ethnographer: Judaism in Tristes Tropiques (1995) (2)
World literature as figure and as ground (2017) (2)
National Literatures in an Age of Globalization (2010) (2)
Global Regionalism (2007) (2)
Translation and National Literature (2014) (2)
How to read world literature : How to Study Literature Ed. 2 (2017) (2)
World literature and the future of comparative literature from the point of view of the XXII Congress of the AILC/ICLA ANTON POKRIVČÁK – MILOŠ ZELENKA (2019) (1)
Contextualizing Arabic Literature: Response to Omar Khalifah’s ‘Anthologizing Arabic Literature’ (2017) (1)
Scriptworlds Lost and Found (2016) (1)
Relocating Comparison (2018) (1)
Global Scripts and the Formation of Literary Traditions (2013) (1)
The early Modern period (2009) (1)
III The Best That Has Been Bought and Stolen (2009) (1)
The Medieval era (2009) (1)
La République mondiale des lettres in the World Republic of Scholarship (2020) (1)
Defining the Ultraminor (2017) (1)
What Is “Literature”? (2009) (1)
Comparative World Literature (2011) (1)
The Price of Participation. Short-Range Cultures and World Literature (2020) (1)
The Romantics and their contemporaries . The Victorian age . The twentieth century (1999) (1)
5. The Culture of Graduate Education (1995) (1)
Geopoetics: World Literature in the Global Mediascape (2014) (1)
Politics (2020) (0)
Peter Bell Revised (1980) (0)
Conclusion: Rebirth of a Discipline (2020) (0)
World Literatures in Temporal Perspective (2013) (0)
3. The Scholar as Exile (1995) (0)
Home Is Somewhere Else: Comparative Literature as a Migrant Discipline (2019) (0)
Kazuo Ishiguro as a World Writer (2018) (0)
Comparing the Literatures (2020) (0)
Quest of a Discipline: Afterword: Comparative? Literature? (2012) (0)
Ancient World Literature (2021) (0)
Epic for a New Generation (2014) (0)
Page, Stage, Location (2021) (0)
The Middle Ages . The early modern period . The Restoration and the 18th century (1999) (0)
Introduction: Debating World Literature (2018) (0)
2. The Academic Economy (1995) (0)
Theories (2020) (0)
Articles : The Politics of Global English (2014) (0)
Final Remarks (2016) (0)
WHY A BIOMES ApPROACH? (2022) (0)
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries (2021) (0)
2. Bloomington: Traveling Theory Comes Home (2010) (0)
Preface: Weltliteratur, littérature universelle, vishwa sahitya .. (2012) (0)
Epilogue: Going Farther (2009) (0)
Ultraminor World Literatures (2022) (0)
Translation Studies Meets World Literature [Guest Editors] (2016) (0)
Conclusion (2020) (0)
Rudyard Kipling: From Lahore to the World (2019) (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
World literature’s world history (2018) (0)
the global metastasis of neoliberal (2022) (0)
Brave New Worlds (2017) (0)
Shahnameh: The Persian Epic as World Literature. By Hamid Dabashi (2021) (0)
World literature between history and theory VILASHINI COOPPAN (2011) (0)
British Comparative Literature Association/British Centre for Literary Translation: Winners of the 2005 Dryden Translation Competition (2006) (0)
Comparative Literature? (2003) (0)
Comparisons (2020) (0)
Approaches to teaching the works of Orhan Pamuk (2017) (0)
WORLDS! (2020) (0)
World Literature and Postcolonial Studies (2019) (0)
From Ithaca to Beijing: Hu Shih’s Peripheral Centrality (2016) (0)
What Is World Literature? David Damrosch in Conversation with Wang Ning (2011) (0)
4 Puerto Vallarta: Critical Confessions (2010) (0)
Languages (2020) (0)
3 Chicago: The Politics of Cultural Studies (2010) (0)
The Shire Post (1969) (0)
The Politics of Global English (2014) (0)
1. Halving It All: The Triumph of Specialization (1995) (0)
Origins (2020) (0)
4. General Education in the Age of Specialization (1995) (0)
World Literature and Postcolonial Studies, Part II (2020) (0)
Foreword: Literary Criticism and the Qur'an (2014) (0)
1. Tokyo: How Do Disciplines Die? (2010) (0)
6. The Next Intellectuals (1995) (0)
Nights of Plague (2022) (0)
Hugo Meltzl and “the principle of polyglottism” DAVID DAMROSCH (2011) (0)
9. Non Alia Sed Aliter: The Hermeneutics of Gender in Bernard of Clairvaux (2019) (0)
The World in a Journal (2016) (0)
Reading across Time (2009) (0)
First Responses (2016) (0)
The Ancient World (1992) (0)
AS SHE STRUGGLES TO GET HER BEARINGS IN THE SUBTERRANEAN WORLD OF WONDERLAND, A DISORIENTED ALICE FINDS (2013) (0)
Should We Justify the Humanities?: A Round Table with David Damrosch, Lois Zamora, and Marianne Hirsch (2014) (0)
Emigrations (2020) (0)
Comparing the Incomparable World Literature from Du Fu to Mishima (2012) (0)

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