Labyrinth: A Foreword
Albert Russo
- Pages
- pp. 5-5
- Published
- January 1, 2011
Albert Russo (2011). Labyrinth: A Foreword. Labyrinth, 2(1), 5-5.
Abstract
The spatial dimensions of emerging literatures have been a constant reference throughout this paper, which makes it thus a more than fitting subject to discuss here. At the beginning of my paper I examine diverse cartographies of literary emergence, which pinpoint this process in the Third World, or, to be more exact, within some areas... those delimited by the economic terms emerging markets and emerging economics. A Rostowian literary scale and an essentially inter systematic model of emergence was derived from these positions: the emergence of a dependent ex-colonial system in a metropolit - an hegemonic backdrop... C'esar dominguez, “Literary Emergence as a case study of Theory in Comparative Literature” Trans. from the Spanish by Carla Dechant and Mark D. Wiersma. Comparative Literature and Culture Web Journal 802 (2006)
Keywords:Postmodernpostcolonialsubversioncultural hegemonymarket monopoly


