The Ethics of Latin American Literary Criticism

1. Introduction: Reading Otherwise
Erin Graff Zivin

Part I. Ethics, Politics, Representation

2. The Ethical Superstition
Bruno Bosteels

3. Ethics, Perhaps
Gabriela Basterra

Part II. Ethics and Cultural Studies

4. Ethics and Citizenship in the Blogosphere: Academics Meet New Technologies of Online Publication
Idelber Avelar

5. Modernist Ethics: Really Engaging Popular Culture in Mexico and Brazil
Esther Gabara

Part III. The Limits of Literature

6. A Few Notes on Constructed Worlds: The Contradictory Legacy of Past Decades
Sergio Chejfec

7. Saying The Unsayable: Saer, or For an Ethics of Writing
Gabriel Riera

8. Infrapolitics and the Thriller: A Prolegomenon to Every Possible Form of Antimoralist Literary Criticism. On HÉctor Aguilar CamÍn’s La Guerra De Galio and Morir En El Golfo
Alberto Moreiras

Part IV. The Experience of Reading

9. Ethical Asymmetries: Learning to Love a Loss
Doris Sommer

10. Reading for the People and Getting There First
Francine Masiello

Nyckelord: Literature, Twentieth-Century Literature, North American Literature, Latin American Culture