Feminism as world literature / edited by Robin Truth Goodman.

Introduction: Is a feminist world literature possible? / Robin Truth Goodman
Genres. "There are in Persia many subjects not accessible to female inquiry": Eurocentric and cross-cultural feminist nomadism in Lady Mary Sheil's Glimpses of life and manners in Persia (1856) / Marie Ostby
Changing the world of feminist demodystopias / Caren Irr
The speculative mode in feminist world literature / Debjani Ganguly
Poet/guerreras: hip hop and world literature / Debra Castillo
Surface matters: female allegories and the gendering of continents from Waldseemüller to Ortelius / Katharina Piechocki
Strategies. Bonds of labor: Mahasweta Devi, feminism, Leninism / Keya Gangulyhe
Worlds that women collect / Lisa Ryoko Wakamiya
Practicing transnational feminist recovery today / Jessica Berman
Woman as anti-suicide bomb: women trapped between past and future / Mieke Bal
Towards a decolonial-feminist worlding of literature / Laura Doyle
The elusive post-colonial: women writers in/and the African diaspora / Hortense J. Spillers
Themes. Intertwining feminisms, environmentalims, and world literature in Ruth Ozeki's A tale for the time being / Karen Thornber
Troubling the human, worlding gender in Maryse Condé's The wondrous and tragic life of Ivan and Ivana / Nicole Simek
Dissident feminist subjects and spaces in Arundhati Roy's The Ministry of Utmost Happiness / Sarah Afzal
Maghrebi women's literature and film: the 'Ecritures féminines' of Unsubmissive voices / Valérie Orlando
Towards a new theory of feminist world literature, in film / Robin Truth Goodman
Passivity and nomadism in the literature of Luisa Valenzuela / Sofia Iaffa.