Research Output

Research Output per year

1998 2020

• 32 Other contribution
• 30 Book
• 9 Article
• 3 Chapter (peer-reviewed)
• 6 More
  • 3 Review article
  • 1 Chapter
  • 1 Short survey
  • 1 Digital or Visual Products

Research Output per year

Research Output per year

Search results

• 2018

  “[Rev.] of Cosmopolitanisms, edited by Bruce Robbins and Paulo Lemos Horta,” The Times Higher Education. Benjamin Poore

  Horta, P. L. (ed.), 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “[Rev.] of Paulo Lemos Horta and Bruce Robbins’ Cosmopolitanisms.”

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Aladdin translated by Yasmine Seale; edited by Paulo Lemos Horta,” Kirkus Review

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Aladdin Translated from the French by Yasmine Seale, edited by Paulo Lemos Horta” Publishers Weekly

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “A Thousand and One Translations,” Amanda Hannoosh Steinberg, Public Books.

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Author Interview: Paulo Lemos Horta,” Dubai Eye 103

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Family Favourites: children’s books for Christmas reviewed,” The Spectator. Melanie McDonagh.

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “How Aladdin’s story was forged in Aleppo and Versailles: Evidence that its first teller was a Syrian dazzled by the court of Louis XIV inspires a new translation of this magical tale.” The Guardian. Richard Lea

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Lines of blood and baffled eyes.” The Times Literary Supplement.

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Marvellous Thieves: An Excerpt,” The Penguin Digest

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “On Our Nightstands: Aladdin, edited by Paulo Lemos Horta and translated from the French by Yasmine Seale,” Public Books.

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Rethinking a Classic (Review of Aladdin).” BookPage. Robert Weibezahl,

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Staff Picks: Sports, Sontag, and Scheherazade,” The Paris Review. Madeline Day.

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “The Best Books of 2018 for Every Kind of Reader,” Buzzfeed. Arianna Rebolini

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Yasmine Seale and Paulo Lemos Horta,” The Monocle Weekly (Radio). Georgina Godwin, interviewer.

  Horta, P. L., 2018

  Research output: Other contribution
• 2017

  “Anglo-Indian Nights,” The Mumbai Mirror

  Horta, P. L., 2017

  Research output: Other contribution

• “A Syrian Storyteller in Versailles,” The Wire

  Horta, P. L., 2017

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Cosmopolitan Prejudice,” in Bruce Robbins and Paulo Lemos Horta, editors, Cosmopolitanisms

  Horta, P. L., 2017

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Ghosts and Doubles: Pamuk’s Editors and Translators.” Middle Eastern Literatures

  Horta, P. L., 2017

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Introduction,” from Cosmopolitanisms. Bruce Robbins and Paulo Lemos Horta. Pernambuco.

  Horta, P. L., 2017

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Tales of Dreaming Men: Shakespeare, “The Old Hunchback,” and “The Sleeper and the Waker.” Journal of World Literature.

  Horta, P. L., 2017

  Research output: Other contribution

• “The Cosmopolitanism of the Poor.” Silviano Santiago, translated by Paulo Lemos Horta and Magdalena Edwards. Los Angeles Review of Books.

  Horta, P. L., 2017

  Research output: Other contribution
• 2015

  “Arabian Night Classes. Wen-chin Ouyang and Paulo Lemos Horta, editors, The Arabian Nights: An Anthology.” Times Literary Supplement.

  Horta, P. L., 2015

  Research output: Other contribution

• “Beautiful Men and Unfaithful Women: The One Hundred and One Nights and World Literature.” Narrative Culture

  Horta, P. L., 2015

  Research output: Other contribution
• 2014

  “Cosmopolitan Bias: Salman Rushdie Reads Richard Burton.” Cambridge Journal of Postcolonial Literary Inquiry

  Horta, P. L., 2014

  Research output: Other contribution
• 2013

  “Camões as World Author: Cosmopolitan Misreadings.” 1616: Anuario de Literatura Comparada 3. Special Issue, “Worldling Portuguese Literature,”

  Horta, P. L., 2013

  Research output: Other contribution

• “The Collector of Worlds: Richard Burton, Cosmopolitan Translator of the Nights.”

  Horta, P. L., 2013

  Research output: Other contribution

• “‘A Covenant for Reconciliation?’ Lane’s Thousand and One Nights and Eliot’s Daniel Deronda.”

  Horta, P. L., 2013

  Research output: Other contribution

• “‘Mixing the East with the West’: Cosmopolitan Philology in Richard Burton’s Translations from Camões.” In A Sea of Languages: Rethinking the Arabic Role in Medieval Literary History.

  Horta, P. L., 2013

  Research output: Other contribution
• 2012

  “Heterotopia as a site of cross-cultural collaboration: Ibrāhīm Al-Dusūqī and Edward Lane,” Middle Eastern Literatures

  Horta, P. L., 2012

  Research output: Other contribution
• 2011

  “Cosmopolitan Protocols, Multicultural Ends? World Literature as a Programme of Study.”

  Horta, P. L., 2011

  Research output: Other contribution
• 2010

  “Richard Burton’s Sindh: Folklore, Syncretism and Empire.” In Interpreting the Sindhi World: 4 Essays on Society and History.

  Horta, P. L., 2010

  Research output: Other contribution