Tag Archives: Cold War

Review of A Common Strangeness in the Journal of Cold War Studies

Posted on April 30, 2014 by Jacob Edmond

I am delighted to see that A Common Strangeness has been reviewed in the Journal of Cold War Studies, especially since the book does try to engage questions of Cold War history and politics, as well as literature. You can … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Club-81, Cold War, Grigory Romanov, Journal of Cold War Studies, KGB, literature, reviews of A Common Strangeness, Sonia I. Ketchian, Yuri Andropov | Leave a comment

Large-Scale Literary Studies

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Jacob Edmond

On 30 March, I’m speaking on one of a series of panels on “The Theoretical Possibilities of Large-Scale Literary Studies” organized by Jing Tsu and Eric Hayot at the 2012 American Comparative Literature Association conference in Providence, RI. I’m very … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Adam Kola, Alexander J. Beecroft, Avishek Ganguly, Bruce Robbins, Christopher Bush, Christopher Hill, Cold War, comparative literature, David Damrosch, Eric Hayot, Jing Tsu, literary theory, Mariano Siskind, Robert Frederick Voigt | Leave a comment

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