Todd Presner. Comparative Literature in the Age of Digital Humanities: On Possible Futures for a Discipline (Transl. from English by Milena Popova) / 11
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Matthew G. Kirschenbaum . What Is Digital Humanities and What’sIt Doing in English Departments? (Transl. from Englishby Ruzha Muskurova) / 9
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Longxi Zhang. Canon and World Literature (Transl. from Englishby Ruzha Muskurova) / 9
Alastair Fowler. Genre and the Literary Canon (Transl. from Englishby Georgi Georgiev) / 21
Tadeusz Szczerbowski. The Literary Canon as a Temporary Resultof Intentional Play (Transl. from Russianby Rumyana Evtimova / 58
Hans Bertens, Queer Theory (transl. from English by Ruzha Muskurova) / 9
Lee Edelman, The Future is Kid Stuff (transl. from English by Maria Delcheva) / 21
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Rethinking Conparativism (transl. from English by Ruzha Muskurova) / 9
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