World Literature Studies - Volume 16, Issue 4 (2024) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Issue details

Publisher

Institute of World Literature, Slovak Academy of Sciences

Journal

World Literature Studies

Year

2024

Volume

16

Issue

4

Identifiers

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Volume contents

4
- article: “ALL WE HAVE IS MEANS”: URSULA K. LE GUIN’S UTOPIANISM AS ONGOINGNESS (Shotwell A.), p. 3 – 17
- article: MESSY UTOPIANISM AND THE QUESTION OF WAR: WHAT DOES “STAYING WITH THE TROUBLE” MEAN IN RELATION TO WAR? (Jӧrg K.), p. 18 – 28
- article: WORLD-WIDE CONFLICTS, INSULAR SOLUTIONS: UNIVERSALIZING GOVERNMENT, LANGUAGE AND RACE IN H. G. WELLS’S “A MODERN UTOPIA” AND KANG YOUWEI’S “THE GREAT UNITY” (Kaminski J. D.), p. 29 – 46
- article: MIND AND PEACE: THE “DEMOCRATIC” INFO-TECHNOLOGICAL DETERMINISM OF GU JUNZHENG’S “THE DREAM OF PEACE” (Tsang G. F. Y.), p. 47 – 60
- article: THE CHINESE NOBEL COMPLEX AND PEACEBUILDING: GAO XINGJIAN AND MO YAN AS CASE STUDIES (Cheuk M. K.-C.), p. 61 – 78
- article: EVERYONE’S WATCHING YOU: THE FUTURE OF SOCIETY IN DAVE EGGERS’S “THE EVERY” (MacMillan C.), p. 79 – 92
- article: TOTALITARIAN SYSTEMS AND THEIR PEACEFUL ALTERNATIVES IN KARIN BOYE’S KALLOCAIN AND OLGA RAVN’S THE EMPLOYEES (Matejicka A.), p. 93 – 103
- article: THE TERRIBLE WITHIN THE PEACEFUL: CHRISTOPH RANSMAYR’S MORBUS KITAHARA (Műhlbӧck M.), p. 104 – 116
- article: THE PURSUIT OF HARMONY: GROUPS AND COMMUNITIES IN POST-APOCALYPTIC NARRATIVES (Škrovan A.), p. 117 – 133
- article: IMAGE OF PERSIAN WOMEN IN LOMNITSKY’S TRAVELOGUE PERSIA AND PERSIANS (Karimi Riabi E.), p. 134 – 148

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