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This is the second issue of the UC Berkeley Comparative Literature Undergraduate Journal, showcasing work by undergraduates in Comparative Literature across the world. Articles include: Opening the Windows: Micah Yosef Berdyczewski And the Development of Modern Hebrew Literature (Talia Lavin), El tíguere sin cola: la emasculación de una dominicanidad transnacional, (Omaris Zamora), Detective y ciudad en las novelas negras de Manuel Vázquez Montalbán (Kari Berglund), DON GIOVANNI: il mito, il ribelle, l’attore, (Gaia Tomazzoli), Ricezione e selezione del pubblico in Guglielmo IX e l’Arcipoeta (Matteo Pace), Иноязычные вкрапления в художественной прозе В. П. Аксенова (Юлия Кислицына), and Мотив сделки в литературе Европы ХIХ-XX вв. на материале произведений И.В.Гете “Фауст”, А.Ирасека “Дом Фауста”, Дж. Крюса “Тим Талер, или Проданый смех” (Liubov Bedenok). 

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This is the inaugural issue of the UC Berkeley Comparative Literature Undergraduate Journal, showcasing work by undergraduates in Comparative Literature across the world.

Articles include: National Identity in the Egyptian Post-modernist Story (Gemma Juan-Simo), Muddying the Tea: The Locality of Haruki Murakami as Revealed through the Art of Translation (Brooke Rappaport), England’s Virgil:  Spenser and the Formation of the Ostensibly Elizabethan Epic (Joseph Muller), Locating Virginia Woolf’s Critique of Imperialism through the Structural Gaps in The Waves (Alexander Kwonji Rosenberg), Insularismo y los Campos Intelectuales de la Época (Chris Mendez), and William S. Burroughs, the Beat Generation and Postmodernism (Lisa Zettl).