2023: S/S 2023

Articles

• Degeneration and the Disease Motif in Woolf’s Pearls and Swine and London’s Good-by, Jack

  Armaan Verma (Author)

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• Englishmen in the Contact Zone: A Close Reading of Gulliver’s Travels and The Rover

  August Enger (Author)

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• How do Madame Bovary, Notes from the Underground, and Middlemarch explore the nature of freedom?

  Lucie-Ly Mey (Author)

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• “Haunt me, then!”: Haunting as Symbolic Survival in the Gothic Literary Consciousness

  Olivia Whitelaw (Author)

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• The relationship between personal and cultural-historical memory in life-writing

  Chloe Jane Mansola (Author)

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• Burdens of Imperialism in ‘The White Man’s Burden’, An Outpost of Progress, and A Passage to India

  Armaan Verma (Author)

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• Aestheticized Violence and the 'Amorphous Catastrophe'

  Holly Elford (Author)

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• Eliot, Hughes, and Problems of Poetic Difficulty

  Will Stavely (Author)

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• The Dangers of Female Sexuality: Contagion, Infection, and Disease in Gothic Vampire Narratives

  Jasmine Niblett (Author)

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• Authorial Presence within the Works of Samuel Beckett and Sarah Kane

  Aimee Parrett (Author)

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• Of Mimicry And (Wo)Man: The Location of Motherwork in Colonial Mimicry

  Prune Engérant (Author)

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• In what ways do Northern Irish poets engage issues of Gender?

  Hollie Johnston (Author)

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• The Radical Restoration: Dworkin’s ‘Intercourse’ & Female Sexuality in the Seventeenth-Century

  Olivia Whitelaw (Author)

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