Fiction Literature.
Overview
| Works: | 111 works in 111 publications in 111 languages | |
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Reading slaughterabattoir fictions, space, and empathy in late modernity /
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Adventurous women in contemporary American historical fictiongirls' own stories /
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Contemporary french and francophone futuristic novelsthe longing to be written and its refusal /
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Detoxing masculinity in anglophone literature and culturein search of good men /
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Spaces of adolescencecontemporary German-language youth literature in topographical perspective /
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Technologies of feminist speculative fictiongender, artificial life, and the politics of reproduction /
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Hallucinatory realism in Chinese literatureessays on mo yan and his novels in China /
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Memory made, hacked, and outsourcedhow the 21st Century Anglophone novels remember and forget /
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The testing of Barbara PymLondon, the wilderness years, and the rewards of age /
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Drafty houses in Forster, Eliot and Woolfspatiality and cultural politics /
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Modern manuscripts and the pre-history of digital humanitiespaper processors /
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Jane Austen and vampireslove, sex and immortality in the new millennium /
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(Un)following in Winnetou's footstepsrepresentations of North American indigeneity in Central Europe /
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Narratives of the unspoken in contemporary Irish fictionsilences that speak /
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Dark academecapitalism, theory, and the death drive in higher education /
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Theorizing literatureliterary theory in contemporary novels - and their analysis /
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Life writing and transcultural youth in contemporary FranceAzouz Begag, Maryam Madjidi, and Laura Alcoba /
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British women's writing from Brontë to Bloomsbury.Volume 3,1880s and 1890s
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Representations of Dalit protagonistsindian English fiction and Marathi Dalit literature /
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Planets of the known galaxyfact and fiction about the nearest stars and their worlds /
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New weird fiction and the AnthropoceneJeff VanderMeer and ecological awareness /
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Fiction and poetry to help us agecriticism and reflections by professors of literature /
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Readaptation narratives in 'sojourner literature'the dis- and re-orientation of returning home /
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Experiencing ways through wordson our relationships with language (and so literature) /
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The Mexican novel in times of ruptureat the intersection of globalization and postmodernism /
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Trauma and spirituality in ethnic American women's novelsconnected by invisible fibers /
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Exploring dark comedy in ecological literatureechoes of laughter in the Capitalocene /
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Theorising the postcolonial eco-novelunsettlement and the nonhuman in Australian ecofiction /
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Mapping american spaces in literature and beyondEastern European perspectives /
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In/Visible subjectsliterary character and narratives of invisibility since the eighteenth century /
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