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In recent years, the idea of multiculturalism has become a powerful鈥攁nd controversial鈥攊nfluence in a variety of social and cultural territories. In the academic world it has profoundly influenced curriculum and scholarship in the humanities, particularly in traditionally Eurocentric disciplines such as comparative literature.It was hardly surprising, then, that the 1993 report "Comparative Literature at the Turn of the Century"鈥攚hich endorses a multicultural orientation for the discipline鈥攇enerated an unprecedented level of interest. The third such report on professional standards issued by the American Comparative Literature Association since 1965, it continues to be the subject of lively discussion and debate. At issue is not only the definition of a discipline but also the cultural function of literary study in general. This book brings together the three ACLA reports (issued in 1965, 1975, and 1993), three responses to the latest report presented at the 1993 MLA convention (by K. Anthony Appiah, Mary Louise Pratt, and Michael Riffaterre), and thirteen additional position papers by prominent scholars in the humanities.Contributors: Ed Ahearn ? K. Anthony Appiah ? Emily Apter ? Charles Bernheimer ? Peter Brooks ? Rey Chow ? Jonathan Culler ? David Damrosch ? Elizabeth Fox-Genovese ? Roland Greene ? Margaret R. Higonnet ? Fran莽oise Lionnet ? Marjorie Perloff ? Mary Russo ? Tobin Siebers ? Mary Louise Pratt ? Michael Riffaterre ? Arnold Weinstein
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Preface ix
Introduction: The Anxieties of Comparison 1(20)
Charles Bernheimer
PART ONE Three Reports to the American Comparative Literature Association
The Levin Report, 1965 21(7)
The Greene Report, 1975 28(11)
The Bernheimer Report, 1993 39(12)
PART TWO Three Responses to the Bernheimer Report at the MLA Convention, 1993
Geist Stories 51(7)
K. Anthony Appiah
Comparative Literature and Global Citizenship 58(8)
Mary Louise Pratt
On the Complementarity of Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies 66(11)
Michael Riffaterre
PART THREE Position Papers
The Function of Criticism at the Present Time: The Promise of Comparative Literature 77(9)
Ed Ahearn
Arnold Weinstein
Comparative Exile: Competing Margins in the History of Comparative Literature 86(11)
Emily Apter
Must We Apologize? 97(10)
Peter Brooks
In the Name of Comparative Literature 107(10)
Rey Chow
Comparative Literature, at Last! 117(5)
Jonathan Culler
Literary Study in an Elliptical Age 122(12)
David Damrosch
Between Elitism and Populism: Whither Comparative Literature? 134(9)
Elizabeth Fox-Genovese
Their Generation 143(12)
Roland Greene
Comparative Literature on the Feminist Edge 155(10)
Margaret R. Higonnet
Spaces of Comparison 165(10)
Francoise Lionnet
``Literature'' in the Expanded Field 175(12)
Marjorie Perloff
Telling Tales out of School: Comparative Literature and Disciplinary Recession 187(8)
Mary Russo
Sincerely Yours 195(10)
Tobin Siebers
Notes on Contributors 205
Preface ix
Introduction: The Anxieties of Comparison 1(20)
Charles Bernheimer
PART ONE Three Reports to the American Comparative Literature Association
The Levin Report, 1965 21(7)
The Greene Report, 1975 28(11)
The Bernheimer Report, 1993 39(12)
PART TWO Three Responses to the Bernheimer Report at the MLA Convention, 1993
Geist Stories 51(7)
K. Anthony Appiah
Comparative Literature and Global Citizenship 58(8)
Mary Louise Pratt
On the Complementarity of Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies 66(11)
Michael Riffaterre
PART THREE Position Papers
The Function of Criticism at the Present Time: The Promise of Comparative Literature 77(9)
Ed Ahearn
Arnold Weinstein
Comparative Exile: Competing Margins in the History of Comparative Literature 86(11)
Emily Apter
Must We Apologize? 97(10)
Peter Brooks
In the Name of Comparative Literature 107(10)
Rey Chow
Comparative Literature, at Last! 117(5)
Jonathan Culler
Literary Study in an Elliptical Age 122(12)
David Damrosch
Between Elitism and Populism: Whither Comparative Literature? 134(9)
Elizabeth Fox-Genovese
Their Generation 143(12)
Roland Greene
Comparative Literature on the Feminist Edge 155(10)
Margaret R. Higonnet
Spaces of Comparison 165(10)
Francoise Lionnet
``Literature'' in the Expanded Field 175(12)
Marjorie Perloff
Telling Tales out of School: Comparative Literature and Disciplinary Recession 187(8)
Mary Russo
Sincerely Yours 195(10)
Tobin Siebers
Notes on Contributors 205
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