Literary Capitals in the Long Nineteenth Century

Chapter 1 Introduction: Literary Capitals in the Long Nineteenth Century—Spaces beyond the Centres

Chapter 2 Producing the Colonial Capital: Calcutta in Handbooks

Chapter 3 World-Weaving in Nineteenth-Century East Asia: The Case of Hong Kong’s Earliest Chinese Newspaper, Gems from Near and Afar ( Chinese Serial )

Chapter 5 Bilingual Authors, Multilingual Printing Presses and ‘Informal Capital’: Pest-Buda in the Early Nineteenth Century

Chapter 6 Helsinki or Helsingfors? Jean Sibelius and the Stage

Chapter 7 ‘A Place in Hungary’: The Phantasmal Dublin of Ulysses

Chapter 8 Trieste’s ‘Adventurers of Culture and Life’

Chapter 9 Untimely, Modern City: Literary Interventions on Florence as an Intellectual Capital at the Turn of the Century

Chapter 10 From World Capital to National Capital: Literary Periodicals and the Construction of Modern Rome