Spain beyond Spain Modernity, Literary History, and National Identity Book

	Spain beyond Spain : modernity, literary history, and national identity	11
Pt. I	The language of literary history, here and there
	Longfellow's law : the place of Latin America and Spain in U.S. Hispanism, circa 1915	49
	Cold War Hispanism and the new deal of cultural studies	70
	Mapping national literatures : some observations on contemporary hispanism	109
Pt. II	A time of consolidation : literature, nationhood, and the nineteenth century
	National literature in the protean nation : the question of nineteenth-century Spanish literary history	127
	Autochthonous conflicts, foreign fictions : the capital as metaphor for the nation	148
	Relocating difference : cultural history and modernity in late nineteenth-century Spain	168
Pt. III	Unities, federations, autonomies : the pluralities of peninsularism
	Extraterritoriality and multilingualism in Spanish literary historiography	189
	Belief, institutional practices, and intra-Iberian relations	205
	A landscape of relations : peninsular multiculturalism and the avatars of comparative literature	231
Pt. IV	Encounters and departures : feminism, new historicism, and post-colonialism
	Blank spaces : literary history, Spain, and the third millennium	253
	Hispanism and new historicism	270
	Hispanic subversions	282
Pt. V	Personal accounts : writing, in and out of Spain
	What they meant to say when they said Espana (the idea of Spain in the work of three twentieth-century poets)	301
	The space of intrahistory : the construction and dissolution of nationalist landscape	318
	Espana 'fuera de si' : representing San Sebastian in Antonio Munoz Molina's El invierno en Lisboa and Ardor Guerrero	331
	Spain imagined from outside Spain : the space of autobiographical memory	360