Vol. 19 No. 1 (2014): National Literatures and Comparative Literary Research

Published: 2014-07-17

Editorial

• Introductory Note

  Katre Talviste

  5-6

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Articles

• What Is Ethical Literary Criticism? Some Reflections on the Lady Called Filosofia in Dante Alighieri and the Following

  Jüri Talvet

  7-21

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• Literaturas nacionales, literaturas supranacionales: el lugar de los Estudios Ibéricos

  Santiago Pérez Isasi

  22-32

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• 20th-century Baltic Drama: Comparative Paradigms

  Benedikts Kalnačs

  33-53

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• Nation, patrie, religion, culture : la littérature franco-canadienne à l’épreuve de la littérature comparée

  Dorothea Scholl

  54-69

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• Intertextuality and National Literatures in the Context of Comparative Literature Research

  Anneli Mihkelev

  70-79

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• Early Modern Autobiography in Tallinn: David Gallus’ Anotationes

  Aigi Heero

  80-90

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• Reception of Classical Literary Genres in the 18th-century Latin Occasional Literature of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania

  Asta Vaškelienė

  91-108

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• The Relation between the Local and the International Context. Reading Behaviour of Men of Letters in 18th-century Tallinn

  Mari Tarvas

  109-119

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• Lithuanian Literature in the Scope of Distant Reading

  Indrė Žakevičienė

  120-130

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• Delimit Imagination? A Comparison of Unabridged and Abridged Versions of Peter Pan

  Scarlet Pui Wah Lee, Anna Wing Bo Tso

  131-151

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• Polish Literature for Children and Youth in a Comparative Perspective (Selective Problems)

  Ryszard Waksmund, Dorota Michułka

  152-166

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• Christine Jencken’s Großmutters Erzählung (Grandmother’s Story) and the Aspect of Power in Baltic-German Autobiographical Writing

  Maris Saagpakk

  167-176

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• The Human and the Nonhuman, Beyond Anthropocentrism, Beyond Boundaries: A Material Ecocritical View on Monique Roffey’s and Andrus Kivirähk’s Work

  Maris Sõrmus

  177-192

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• “A Handful of Dust”: the Case of Estonian Russians and Existential Outsiderness

  Anneli Kõvamees

  193-201

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• Is Ilze Jansone’s Insomnia the Latvian Well of Loneliness?

  Kārlis Vērdiņš, Jānis Ozoliņš

  202-210

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• The Reception of the Works of Boccaccio in Estonia and His Novel Fiammetta

  Lauri Pilter

  211-221

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• The Reception of German Expressionist Drama in China

  Chen Dahong

  222-232

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About Authors

• About Authors

  233-238

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