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In this article, I contrast two types of transnationalism—regionalism and cosmopolitanism—as they feature in David Damrosch’s Comparing the Literatures. I do so by assessing Damrosch’s arguments on the comparability of magical realism and by teasing out their implications for the book’s larger aims. I am interested in Damrosch’s arguments to the extent that they exemplify what I believe is an unexamined assumption of some of the major voices in the transnational turn, especially in the field of global modernism.
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@article{Zurita2026Remedios,
title = {Remedios in Valinor: Magical Realism, Transnationalism, and the Historicity of Literary Value},
author = {Victoria Zurita},
journal = {Stanford Humanities Center},
year = {2026},
doi = {10.82940/10q1-m913},
url = {https://doi.org/10.82940/10q1-m913}
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