Roberto Schwarz and World Literature

'Thomas Waller is a Government of Ireland Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of English, Drama and Film at University College Dublin, Ireland. He is the author of Genres of Transition: Literature and Economy in Portuguese-Speaking Southern Africa (2024).

• 1. Introduction: Roberto Schwarz and World Literature, T. Waller.- 2. Schwarz’s Anatomy, F.A. Durão.- 3. A Quiet (Brazilian) Revolution in Critical Theory, N. Larsen.- 4. Misplacing World Literature, M.E. Cevasco.- 5. Dialectical Criticism in the Provinces of the “World Republic of Letters”: The Primacy of the Object in the Work of Roberto Schwarz: Ten Years Later, S.L. López.- 6. Subjective Form: Registration and World Literature, T. Waller.- 7. Presuppositions — Barring Error — of Roberto Schwarz, Antonio Candido, and Georg Lukács, N. Brown.- 8. Structural Reduction in the Early Work of Assaf Gavron, O. Nir.- 9. Fables of Development: Literary Form and the Dialectics of Dependency, M. Niblett.- 10. Displaced Peripheries/Geopolitical Allegories: Roberto Schwarz, Rajinder Singh Bedi, and Colonial Legacies in India, G.S. Sahota.- 11. Reading Modern Chinese Political Economy with Roberto Schwarz, R. Karl.- 12. The Position of the Narrator in the Peripheral Novel: Roberto Schwarz, Machado de Assis and the Problem of Realism, B. Della Torre.- 13. Schwarz’s Modernism: Between Artistic Affinity and Intellectual Distance, L. Pasini.- 14. Dual but Combined: Roberto Schwarz and the Sense of the Dialectic, P.E. Arantes, Translated by E. Sauri and T. Waller.