Cajetan Iheka’s Horizontal Comparison Takes On Comparative Literature’s “Africa Problem”

Cajetan Iheka’s Horizontal Comparison Takes On Comparative Literature’s “Africa Problem”

What happens when African and Caribbean literature is read alongside itself, rather than continually measured against Europe and the United States? That is the question at the heart of Horizontal Comparison: Africa, the Caribbean, and the Making of Black World Literature, Cajetan Iheka’s forthcoming book from the University of Chicago Press.

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