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Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures

Faculty of Arts & Humanities

Publications

Staff publications

Discover examples of work from academics in the Department, arranged alphabetically by the author's surname.

'Society and the Sources of Legality in Goethe’s Die natürliche Tochter.’

Matthew Bell

Decolonizing Literature

Anna Bernard

'Natasha Soobramanien's Aesthetic of Archipelagic Memory: A Literary Methodology of Political Solidarity.'

Rosa Beunel

'Call It Transmutation: The Radioactive Poetics of Gaston Leroux's And Maurice Leblanc’s Detective Fiction'

Emma Bielecki

Federico García Lorca: The Poetry in All Things

Federico Bonaddio

'Time and Textuality in Visionary Writing: Narrating the Afterlife in Alber's 'Tnugdalus'.'

Sarah Bowden

'On Action and Discovery and What to Do with Them in Translation and Performance.'

Catherine Boyle

Novelty, Disinformation and Discrimination in Marguerite de Navarre’s Heptameron (1559) and Sixteenth-Century French News Culture

Emily Butterworth

Magazines and Modernity in Brazil: Transnational Networks and Cross-Cultural Exchanges.

Felipe Botelho Correa

Ensino de Literaturas Gráficas em Português Língua Estrangeira no Contexto da Descolonização do Currículo

Alexandra Lourenço Dias

'Placing ‘moderns’ in a ‘classic’ series: the case of J. M. Dent’s Everyman’s Library'

Caterina Domeneghini

'Pierced Eardrums: liminal noise in post-semiotic french thought'

Patrick ffrench

African Voices from the Inquisition, Vol. 1: The Trial of Crispina Peres of Cacheu, Guinea-Bissau (1646-1668)

Toby Green

'L’école coloniale et la « littérature-monde »: L’Ami fidele de Mouloud Feraoun'

Nicholas Harrison

The Face and Faciality in Medieval French Literature, 1170-1390

Alice Hazard

'Travel writing, authenticity and artifice in Luís Buñuel’s Tierra sin pan and Fermín Solís’s Buñuel en el laberinto de las tortugas.'

Alicia Kent

‘The Ethos of Distance in Emotional Culture Critiques: Helmuth Plessner, Richard Sennett, Frank Furedi.'

Marie Kolkenbrock

'The Gunpowder Plot in Early Modern German Texts.'

Anna Linton

‘Beyond Hegemonic Binaries English and the ‘Vernaculars’ in Post-liberalization India.'

Javed Majeed

'"La Main négative": Limit-Case and Primal Scene of Art.'

Jo Malt

Transatlantic Radio Dramas: Antônio Callado and the BBC Latin American Service during and after World War II

Daniel Mandur Thomaz

'Political Thought and the Struggle for Sovereignty in Ethiopian-Japanese Relations (1927–1936).'

Sara Marzagora

'Queer Theory and Ancient Literature.'

Sebastian Matzner

Derek Walcott and the Creation of a Classical Caribbean

Justine McConnell

'Miroir, mouroir: (Dis)figuring the Ageing Woman in Simone de Beauvoir’s La Vieillesse.'

Siobhán McIlvanney

'Othertongues: Multilingualism, Natality and Empowerment in Sharon Dodua Otoo’s Adas Raum (2021).'

Áine McMurtry

‘Expo 67 and Its (Laurentian) World.'

Craig Moyes

'Pasolini and Minor Comparativism: Transnationalizing Dialect Poetry.'

Rosa Mucignat

‘Nire amaren etxea: Tracing Feminist Genealogies in La marche des femmes à Hendaye, Manifestation à Hendaye and Les Mères espagnoles.'

Ros Murray

'Photographing Loss: Drawing on Argentinian Photography in Rwanda.'

Zoë Norridge

Performance Art and Revolution: Stuart Brisley’s Cuts in Time

Sanja Perovic

'A lesson for the world: Solange Faladé’s anti-colonial multiracialism.'

Sinan Richards

'The Disruptive Andean.'

Elisa Sampson Vera Tudela

'Using Facebook as a resource for E-Tandem language learning in higher education.'

Christine Schallmoser

'The Birth of a Business Icon through Cultural Branding: Ferrari and the Prancing Horse, 1923–1947.'

Katrin Schreiter

‘"The Time Is Coming": Women Writers in the Expressionist Journal Die Aktion (1911– 1932).'

Catherine Smale

'‘Avec Vous?’ Islamophobia and the Macron presidency.'

Jim Wolfreys

'I Gaze Sorrowfully upon Our Generation: Four Poems by Ren Hongyuan.'

Alice Xiang

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