Edinburgh Student Literary Journal

Articles

• What does it mean to be human? An analysis of humanness depicted through relationships with technology in Ishiguro’s Klara and the Sun

  Mollie Evans (Author)

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• Visualising Form and Meaning: Bridging Connections Between Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse, Imagist Poetry, and Modernist Art

  Jolie Chen (Author)

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• Urban existence and Americanised identity in Anzia Yezierska’s Hungry Hearts

  Anna Jefferies (Author)

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• The Role Played by Humour in The Rover (1677) and The Rape of the Lock (1717)

  Daniel Ghazi (Author)

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• Shattering Illusions: A Comparison of Belonging in Phillip Larkin’s Collected Poems and Ian McEwan’s Atonement

  Isabella Nuttall (Author)

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• Shared Suffering: Death, Devotion and National Identity in Medieval Scottish Literature

  Emily Caris-Harris (Author)

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• In what ways, and to what ends, do Shakespeare’s plays reflect upon their own theatricality?

  Catrina Kean (Author)

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• Poetic Address and the Universalisation of Conflict in Christopher Logue’s War Music

  Ben Codirla Saenz (Author)

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• Players and Spectators: Entertainment and Disembodied Agency in Infinite Jest

  Francesca Beaumont (Author)

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• Passion and Repression in Wuthering Heights and Rebecca: Exterior and Interior Spaces in the Gothic Tradition

  Federica Murgolo (Author)

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• Using ‘the thousand voices’ of the working class to re-negotiate normative notions of culture

  Ellie Bottrell (Author)

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• An exploration of the nature of Illness in Elizabeth Gaskell’s Mary Barto and Washington Irving’s short story The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

  Alicia Boljkovac (Author)

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• To what ends do interdictions function within the fairytale tradition?

  Catrina Kean (Author)

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• Inside and Outside: Terror’s Penetration of the Indoors in Wuthering Heights and ‘The Room in the Dragon Volant’

  Freddy Lowe (Author)

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• Ideology and Subjectivity in Wordsworth, Althusser and Žižek

  Lolo Schaw Miller (Author)

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• Reframing the Modern City: Gendered Networks in Stein’s and Loy’s Urban Landscapes

  Emily Caris-Harris (Author)

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• Geoffrey Chaucer's ‘The Knight's Tale’ and William Shakespeare's The Tempest Read Through A Gendered Lens

  Parthivee Mukherji (Author)

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• In what ways, and to what effect, do ‘The Knight’s Tale’ and The Tempest portray the exercise of authority?

  Daniel Ghazi (Author)

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• Discursive Instability in Robert Henryson’s ‘Sum Practysis of Medecyne’

  Ben Codirla Saenz (Author)

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• Depersonalisation and the Poetics of Trauma in Dickinson’s 'After great pain, a formal feeling comes'

  Vini Mishra (Author)

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• Citationality and Authorship in Barthes and Borges

  Alfie Goodwin (Author)

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• Lying with the Beast: Confronting (One’s Own) Animality in the Fairy Tale Tradition

  Finlay Skelly (Author)

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• The ways in which the casting of ‘boy players’ affects the representation of gender in Shakespearean drama

  Eloise Quetglas-Peach (Author)

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