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clogic-190897	Maerhofer, John	Undermining Capitalist Pedagogy: Takiji Kobayashi’s Tōseikatsusha and the Ideology of the World Literature Paradigm	2013	17	.pdf	application/pdf	9717	248	25	While on the surface the category of world literature seeks to erase the historical disjunctions ensconced in Eurocentrism, the multicultural disguise of world literature discourse, which renders all cultural formations transparent, ends up purging the “world” of its symbiotic relation to the interests of globalized capital, which it serves through the ideological codification of acquiescence to the dictates of globalized capitalist social relations. 9 David Damrosch, “Towards a History of World Literature,” New Literary History 39:3 (summer 2008) 1 6 0  M a e r h o f e r   limitlessness of “breathless globalism,” Damrosch offers a reading of world literature through the dialectic of the local/global in which neither is either privileged or denied a viable space in the breadth of world literary form, as he writes: The opportunity that world literary history offers the national traditions is something better than their dissolution into a globalized hyperreality.	cache/clogic-190897.pdf	txt/clogic-190897.txt