... Chapter 4 examines global anglophone discourses on SARS and their accounts of three Chinese first patients: Pang Zuoyao, the index case of the Foshan outbreak and the world's first known case of SARS; Liu Jianlun, the index case of the Hong Kong Metropole Hotel outbreak; and Esther Mok...

... divinely determined evidence of their inferiority. The US-Anglophone Caribbean relationship is also shaped by both the archipelago and the continental nation’s relationship with another island—England. Attending to this archipelagic triangulation facilitates increased awareness of Anglophone Caribbean...

... impact of McKuen’s lyrics, successfully using anglophone pop conventions to convey a Hollywoodized version of lost love, the song has been well received by anglophone audiences. Despite possible affective limitations, translation allows the song to reach diverse audiences and profoundly impact listeners...

... ordained leaders of their inferior neighbors to the south, especially of those whose geographical smallness provides concrete and clearly divinely determined evidence of their inferiority. The US-Anglophone Caribbean relationship is also shaped by both the archipelago and the continental nation’s...

... under which photographers operated, with Anglophone commentary that foregrounds the way African self-representations “answer back” to colonial discourse, yet tends toward an auteurist model that ignores the indeterminacy whereby the photographic image gets opened to multiple appropriations once...

... Adam Sitze’s introduction reviews Anglophone scholarship on Carl Schmitt and clarifies Carlo Galli’s contribution to that scholarship: Galli performs an “immanent critique” of Schmitt’s oeuvre that is until now lacking in English. Sitze then shows how Galli’s systematic reconstruction...

... In “Fifty Shades of Butter: Consensual Nonconsent in BTS Fan Fiction,” Raymond San Diego examines a subgenre of self-insert fan fiction featuring BTS. The phenomena of “Y/N” or “Your name” stories is a largely Anglophone genre of fan-fiction videos distributed on social media platforms like...

... where a strong emphasis on stylistic features tends to ignore the colonial contexts under which photographers operated, with Anglophone commentary that foregrounds the way African self-representations “answer back” to colonial discourse, yet tends toward an auteurist model that ignores the indeterminacy...

... In “Fifty Shades of Butter: Consensual Nonconsent in BTS Fan Fiction,” Raymond San Diego examines a subgenre of self-insert fan fiction featuring BTS. The phenomena of “Y/N” or “Your name” stories is a largely Anglophone genre of fan-fiction videos distributed on social media platforms like YouTube...