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2. A Report on "Caliban's Mirror: The 2022 Wilde and Joyce Symposium," Dublin, Ireland, 5-7 May 2022.
3. A Figure of Speech and a Speechless Figure: Determinations of Identity in George Sand's Indiana and Edith Wharton's The House of Mirth.
4. Colorism and Female Identity: Discourses from Twentieth-Century Indian Culture and.
5. Conrad's Footsteps and Reading Coetzee's Women.
6. McNally, Cheever, and the Secret of Unconditional Love.
7. Modernism in the World.
8. Down to Earth.
9. The Experimental Eighteenth-Century Hymn.
10. 'Not Merely Literary': Shakespeare and History.
11. Robert Lowell's Onionskin Aesthetic.
12. The Politics of Reconciliation: Revolutionary Leadership of Zitkala-Ša for Indian Education and Cause.
13. Mapping the Contours of Spiritual Oppression: Thematic Parallels of Magical Reality in O. V. Vijayan’s The Legends of Khasak and Olga Tokarczuk’s Primeval and Other Times.
14. Wading through the Flood: The Transcultural Counterwitness, Hurricane Katrina, and Video Poetry.
15. Mandarin Oriental: The Cosmopolitan Stranger in Lisa See's Dragon Bones.
16. Uncomfortable Truths: Queer Strangers and Gendered Necropolitics in Akwaeke Emezi's The Death of Vivek Oji.
17. "To Start: I Should Never Have Been Born": The Antiheroine as Stranger in Gillian Flynn's Sharp Objects and Gone Girl.
18. Trespass to Success: Breaking Rules and Solving Crimes in Colombia's First Woman-Authored Detective Series.
19. Strangers and Trespassers in Contemporary Women's Crime Fiction (2000-2020).
20. Nostos, Nostalgia, and Pastoral in Twentieth-Century British Prose Fiction.
21. "Everything is Attended": Artistry and Audience in the Novels of Dana Spiotta.
22. Asian Encounters: Hybridity, Female Inheritance, and Intertextuality in Fiona Kidman's Songs from the Violet Café.
23. The Punch Line for Nineteenth-Century Women.
24. Petites Histoires, Meta-perspective: Meaning and Narrative in Julian Barnes.
25. Ethical Literary Animal Studies and Ecolinguistics: Approaching Animals.
26. The Vulgarity of Spiritualism: Modernity's Privileged Discourses in Rachel Ferguson's: The Brontës Went to Woolworths.
27. Between the Sublime and the Traumatic: Harriet Jacobs's Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl and Toni Morrison's Beloved.
28. "work might be Electric Rest": Rereading Dickinson's Dao through Emerson.
29. Esoteric Archaeologies and Interplanetary Becoming in Laura Kraning's Meridian Plain.
30. Slow Ecocinema, the Forest, and the Eerie in Experimental Film and VR (360-degree) Nature Videos.
31. Cinéma Trouvé: The City as a Moving Image.
32. The Rise of Flâneuse Landscapes.
33. Time Traveling in Joseph Cornell's Bookstalls.
34. Landscape, Travel, and the Gaze in Experimental Film and Video.
35. Reflections of Antimodernism in Kingsley Amis's Lucky Jim.
36. Audre Lorde's Zami: Knowing Psychoanalytic Theory Otherwise.
37. States of Exception and Ends of Poetry in Paul Muldoon's Moy Sand and Gravel.
38. Thomas Hardy's Far from the Madding Crowd.
39. The Automobile as an Epistemological Question in John O'Hara's Appointment in Samarra.
40. Colonialism, Sexualities, and Culture: A Transnational Interrogation of Caribbean Subjectivities.
41. "All the Fervor of a Camp-Meeting": Race and Revivalism in Uncle Tom's Cabin.
42. Cultivating Anti-Oppressive Ethics: A Community-Grounded Reading of Caryl Phillips and J.M. Coetzee.
43. So Long a Letter: Mariama Bâ's Migrating Text.
44. Antonin Artaud--Vector.
45. Fictions of Circulation and the Question of World Literature.
46. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE IN THE WORLD.
47. The Mixed Chinese Images as the Oriental Other and the Occidental Savior in John Steinbeck's Novels.
48. Coercion and Conversion Using Christian Magnanimity in Shakespeare's The Tempest.
49. Worse than Two Fathers": Steampunk Pygmalion and a New Look at Double Standards and the Language of Things in the Digital Realm.
50. In Memoriam: Samir Amin.
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