Caribbean Modernism and Cleary’s <i>Modernism, Empire, and World Literature</i>

Abstract Joe Cleary’s Modernism, Empire, and World Literature critiques Casanova’s theory of World Literature and adapts it to a new model of transatlantic modernism. This review essay recasts Cleary’s theory through a Caribbean perspective by applying it to the poetry and early career of Claude McKay

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The Cambridge Journal of Postcolonial Literary Inquiry
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/pli.2024.24
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Caribbean history, culture, and politics
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Caribbean Modernism and Cleary’s Modernism, Empire, and World Literature

Michael Malouf
The Cambridge Journal of Postcolonial Literary Inquiry
Caribbean history, culture, and politics
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Caribbean Modernism and Cleary’s Modernism, Empire, and World Literature

Michael Malouf
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Abstract Joe Cleary’s Modernism, Empire, and World Literature critiques Casanova’s theory of World Literature and adapts it to a new model of transatlantic modernism. This review essay recasts Cleary’s theory through a Caribbean perspective by applying it to the poetry and early career of Claude McKay

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