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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Granta Books
- Seitenzahl: 432
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Juli 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 128mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 364g
- ISBN-13: 9781783783144
- ISBN-10: 1783783141
- Artikelnr.: 51348086
- Verlag: Granta Books
- Seitenzahl: 432
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Juli 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 128mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 364g
- ISBN-13: 9781783783144
- ISBN-10: 1783783141
- Artikelnr.: 51348086
Introduction: Earthrise
Map and Timeline of the Written World
Chapter 1: Alexander’s Pillow
Book
Chapter 2: King of the Universe: Of Gilgamesh and
Ashurbanipal
Chapter 3: Ezra and the Creation of Holy
Scripture
Chapter 4: Learning from the Buddha, Confucius, Socrates, and
Jesus
Chapter 5: Murasaki and The Tale of Genji: The First Great Novel in World
History
Chapter 6: One Thousand and One Nights with
Scheherazade
Chapter 7: Gutenberg, Luther, and the New Public of
Print
Chapter 8: The Popol Vuh and Maya Culture: A Second, Independent Literary
Tradition
Chapter 9: Don Quixote and the
Pirates
Chapter 10: Benjamin Franklin: Media Entrepreneur in the Republic of
Letters
Chapter 11: World Literature: Goethe in
Sicily
Chapter 12: Marx, Engels, Lenin, Mao: Readers of The Communist Manifesto,
Unite!
Chapter 13: Akhmatova and Solzhenitsyn: Writing Against the Soviet
State
Chapter 14: The Epic of Sunjata and the Wordsmiths of West
Africa
Chapter 15: Postcolonial Literature: Derek Walcott, Poet of the
Caribbean
Chapter 16: From Hogwarts to
India
Acknowledgements
Notes
Illustration
Credits
Index
Map and Timeline of the Written World
Chapter 1: Alexander’s Pillow
Book
Chapter 2: King of the Universe: Of Gilgamesh and
Ashurbanipal
Chapter 3: Ezra and the Creation of Holy
Scripture
Chapter 4: Learning from the Buddha, Confucius, Socrates, and
Jesus
Chapter 5: Murasaki and The Tale of Genji: The First Great Novel in World
History
Chapter 6: One Thousand and One Nights with
Scheherazade
Chapter 7: Gutenberg, Luther, and the New Public of
Chapter 8: The Popol Vuh and Maya Culture: A Second, Independent Literary
Tradition
Chapter 9: Don Quixote and the
Pirates
Chapter 10: Benjamin Franklin: Media Entrepreneur in the Republic of
Letters
Chapter 11: World Literature: Goethe in
Sicily
Chapter 12: Marx, Engels, Lenin, Mao: Readers of The Communist Manifesto,
Unite!
Chapter 13: Akhmatova and Solzhenitsyn: Writing Against the Soviet
State
Chapter 14: The Epic of Sunjata and the Wordsmiths of West
Africa
Chapter 15: Postcolonial Literature: Derek Walcott, Poet of the
Caribbean
Chapter 16: From Hogwarts to
India
Acknowledgements
Notes
Illustration
Credits
Index
Introduction: Earthrise
Map and Timeline of the Written World
Chapter 1: Alexander’s Pillow
Book
Chapter 2: King of the Universe: Of Gilgamesh and
Ashurbanipal
Chapter 3: Ezra and the Creation of Holy
Scripture
Chapter 4: Learning from the Buddha, Confucius, Socrates, and
Jesus
Chapter 5: Murasaki and The Tale of Genji: The First Great Novel in World
History
Chapter 6: One Thousand and One Nights with
Scheherazade
Chapter 7: Gutenberg, Luther, and the New Public of
Print
Chapter 8: The Popol Vuh and Maya Culture: A Second, Independent Literary
Tradition
Chapter 9: Don Quixote and the
Pirates
Chapter 10: Benjamin Franklin: Media Entrepreneur in the Republic of
Letters
Chapter 11: World Literature: Goethe in
Sicily
Chapter 12: Marx, Engels, Lenin, Mao: Readers of The Communist Manifesto,
Unite!
Chapter 13: Akhmatova and Solzhenitsyn: Writing Against the Soviet
State
Chapter 14: The Epic of Sunjata and the Wordsmiths of West
Africa
Chapter 15: Postcolonial Literature: Derek Walcott, Poet of the
Caribbean
Chapter 16: From Hogwarts to
India
Acknowledgements
Notes
Illustration
Credits
Index
Map and Timeline of the Written World
Chapter 1: Alexander’s Pillow
Book
Chapter 2: King of the Universe: Of Gilgamesh and
Ashurbanipal
Chapter 3: Ezra and the Creation of Holy
Scripture
Chapter 4: Learning from the Buddha, Confucius, Socrates, and
Jesus
Chapter 5: Murasaki and The Tale of Genji: The First Great Novel in World
History
Chapter 6: One Thousand and One Nights with
Scheherazade
Chapter 7: Gutenberg, Luther, and the New Public of
Chapter 8: The Popol Vuh and Maya Culture: A Second, Independent Literary
Tradition
Chapter 9: Don Quixote and the
Pirates
Chapter 10: Benjamin Franklin: Media Entrepreneur in the Republic of
Letters
Chapter 11: World Literature: Goethe in
Sicily
Chapter 12: Marx, Engels, Lenin, Mao: Readers of The Communist Manifesto,
Unite!
Chapter 13: Akhmatova and Solzhenitsyn: Writing Against the Soviet
State
Chapter 14: The Epic of Sunjata and the Wordsmiths of West
Africa
Chapter 15: Postcolonial Literature: Derek Walcott, Poet of the
Caribbean
Chapter 16: From Hogwarts to
India
Acknowledgements
Notes
Illustration
Credits
Index