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• Conciliatory Approaches in Literary Studies

  Erica Moore

• ‘Interpreting (with) Freud’: Laplanche, Hoffmann and the Copernican Birth of Unconscious Drives

  James Wills

  2017-01-31

• Something about Woman and Monsters and a Bit of a Dance

  Pauline Morgan

• Methodological Issues for Interdisciplinary Research

  J. T.M. Miller

• Phenomenology of the Closet:Cultural, Sexual, and Textual (Dis)Orientation in Henry James's The Ambassadors

  Tim Wyman-McCarthy

• Kant, Davidson and the Value of Metaphor

  Benjamin Westley

  2004-09-01

• The Thing-Cultures of Matthew Arnold’s Culture and Anarchy and William Morris’s News from Nowhere

  Caroline Warner

• Tony Kushner’s Use of Angels in Building a Community

  Emil Rybczak

• Review of Crossing Boundaries: Thinking Through Literature, ed. Julie Scanlon and Amy Waste (Sheffield Academic Press, 2001)

  Elizabeth A Jordan

• J.G.Ballard and the Gated Community: Strategies of the Social

  Liam Thomas McNamara

• Colour, Seeing and Seeing Colour

  Michael J Huxtable

• Affective Kinesis and Construction of Space in Anchoritic Texts

  Petya Ivanova

• Traversing the Feminine: The Reclamation of Women’s “Immense Bodily Territories” in Jeanette Winterson’s Written on the Body and The Passion

  Margaret Ravenel Richardson

• The Politics of Exposure and Concealment in Post-colonial Discourse

  Maggie Awadalla, Anastasia Valassopoulos

  2013-06-19

• Does Anyone Have the Right Time Please? A New Perspective on Time Travel Narratives in the 1950s & 1960s

  Sinead Boyd

• The Poetics of re-reading in Nabokov’s Pale Fire and Barthes’ S/Z

  Yannicke Chupin

• The Play's the Thing: Textual Criticism and Performance of King Lear

  Alan Gibbs