019 - World Literature and National Literature
- Sayantan Dasgupta
Uneasy Alliances: Visvasahitya, Comparative Literature and National Literature in India
- Fatima Festić
Gender as a Mediation between World Literature and National Literature
- Peter Hajdu
Mór Jókai’s Popularity Home and Abroad
- Ji Hao
Being at Home in the World: Journey to the West and Its Journey to the West
- Tao Huang
State, Capital Flow and New Wave Chinese Science Fiction as World Literature
- Li Zhenling
Net Literature as New Form of (World) Literature?: The Case of The Founder of Diabolism
- Liu Liu
- Lyu Ruyu
From One to Multiple: a curious adventure of the Chinese tale The Impatient Widow
- Edwin Michielsen
Translating the Proletariat in Esperanto: Nakagaki Kojirō, (Inter)national Literature, and (Un)translatability
- Peng Qiao
Is Translation Integral: World Literature in the Digital Communications Circuit
- Axel Rüth
Simenon's commissaire Maigret and crime fiction – a case of Belgitude in a world literature paradigm?
- Franca Sinopoli
The function of the category of 'transnational' in the delimitation of literary worldliness or world literature
- Simao Valente
A Cosmopolitan Canon: Portuguese National Literature as World Literature
- Zoltán Z. Varga
Magyars in the Capital of Modernity: Geopoetical Meanings of Paris in 20th century’s Hungarian Literature
- Sha Wang
From Dim Sum to Chop Suey—Chinese Diaspora Poetry in Canada
- ZHANG Mingjuan
The Retranslation of Walden and Its Canonization in China
- Ivo Pospisil
Interpoeticity as a Crucial Node in the Construction of the Complexes of the National Literature and World Literature