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Cosmopolitanism in Twenty-First Century Fiction

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Cosmopolitanism in Twenty-First Century Fiction

What is Cosmopolitanism?Globalisation and Its Discontents Transnational Mobilities and Digital Communication Locating Literary Cosmopolitanism Summaries Notes ‘A Multitude of Drops’: The Global Imaginaries of David Mitchell Ghostwritten Global Terrorism and Anti-Cosmopolitan Connectivities The Global Disenfranchised Rootless Cosmopolitans and Aesthetic Spectatorship Territorial Belonging and Cosmopolitan Resistance The Global Homogeneity of the Networked World Cloud Atlas Anti-Colonial Cosmopolitanism Planetary Futures Cosmopolitanism in Postmodernism’s Clothing Cosmopolitan Futures Notes ‘Global Consciousness. Local Consciousness’: Cosmopolitan Hospitality and Ethical Agency in Zadie Smith’s NW Cosmopolitan Empathy and Local Hospitality Cosmopolitan Conviviality Against Community Bridging Divides A Future Imperfect Notes ‘A Deeper Project’: Critical Cosmopolitanism and Cultural Connectivity in Teju Cole’s Open City Urban FlAneurism The Legacy of Migration The Spectre of 9/11: Transnational Risks A Deeper Project?The Ethics of Trauma The Limits of Openness Notes ‘Solidarity by Connectivity’: The Myth of Digital Cosmopolitanism The Circle The Limitations of Digital Community Digital Surveillance Digital Casualties Transmission Cosmopolitan Elites Digital Alterity Digital Futures Notes Bibliography

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