...Gabriele Rippl This article takes as its starting point the conspicuous ekphrastic nature of many contemporary Anglophone transcultural novels and asks about their engagement with ekphrasis as a self-reflexive writing mode delving into implicit power relations, cultural hierarchies, and the media...

.... Her research focuses on childhood and aging in modern and contemporary literature. She is working on her first book “Innocence Run Amok: Reading Child's Play in the Twentieth Century,” an excerpt of which was recently published in NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction . Aagje Swinnen is professor in aging...

... Erzählers in der Epik (Leipzig: Haessel). Frye, Joanne S. 1986 Living Stories,Telling Lives: Women and the Novel in Contemporary Experience (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press). Fuss, Diana 1989 Essentially Speaking:Feminism, Nature, and Difference (New York:Routledge). Genette...

... from that nation or language, and was constantly modified to include contemporary authors. In other words, the modern literary canon was originally far from the nation- alist, conservative, static force that the Anglophone canon debate rebelled against in the 1970s. Nonetheless, canon was quickly...

... Trilogy and Beyond: Contemporary Scandinavian and Anglophone Crime Fiction . Basing-stoke, UK : Palgrave Macmillan . Bacon Henry . 2015 . The Fascination of Film Violence . Basingstoke, UK : Palgrave Macmillan . Bergman Kerstin . 2012 . “ Lisbeth Salander and Her Swedish Crime...

... Press ). Mitchell W. J. T. , 1994 Picture Theory ( Chicago : University of Chicago Press ). Rippl Gabriele , 2015 , “ Postcolonial Ekphrasis in the Contemporary Anglophone Indian Novel .” In Handbook of Intermediality , edited by Rippl Gabriele , 128 – 55 ( Berlin : De...

... evaluating a particular literary response (a solution) to the entrapment of life forces in pathological modes of existence (a problematics). The author discusses how and why a Deleuzian reading is both possible and desirable and takes Israeli author David Grossman’s novel The Book of Intimate Grammar as its...

... Contemporary American Poetry .” PhD diss ., University of South Florida . scholarcommonsusfedu/etd/5671 . Coviello Peter Hickman Jared . 2014 . “ Introduction to After the Postsecular .” Special issue, American Literature 86 , no. 4 : 645 – 54 . Davie Grace...

...” through which terrorist violence is perceived. The Representation of Terrorism in Fiction Our question would seem to be straightforward: how, in the world of the contemporary English-language novel, has terrorism been represented? The question, however, has seldom been asked, and asking...

... Hoesterey, and Maria Tatar, 163 -78 (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press). Fludernik, Monika 1993 “Narratology in Context,” Poetics Today 14 : 729 -61. 1998 “Narratology,” in Encyclopedia of the Novel , edited by Paul Schellinger, 900 -905 (Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn). 2000 “Beyond...

... Malraux’s famous novel L’Espoir about the 1936 Spanish civil war, Duchet relates it to contemporary social discourse on war and revolution as well as to speeches by Popular Front intellectuals. Focusing on ‘‘these crucial places...

... here in the strict- ly fictional context of a contemporary Irish novel. Conan relates to the topic of indirect communication by focusing on the manner in which the author communicates with his readers through the letters written by the characters in the world of the novel...

... here in the strict- ly fictional context of a contemporary Irish novel. Conan relates to the topic of indirect communication by focusing on the manner in which the author communicates with his readers through the letters written by the characters in the world of the novel...

... here in the strict- ly fictional context of a contemporary Irish novel. Conan relates to the topic of indirect communication by focusing on the manner in which the author communicates with his readers through the letters written by the characters in the world of the novel...

... here in the strict- ly fictional context of a contemporary Irish novel. Conan relates to the topic of indirect communication by focusing on the manner in which the author communicates with his readers through the letters written by the characters in the world of the novel...

... by the plot). Epistolarity is also the focus of the final essay in this volume, Catherine Conan’s “Letters from a (Post-)troubled City: Epistolary Communication in Ciaran Carson’s The Pen Friend,” though here in the strict- ly fictional context of a contemporary Irish novel. Conan relates to the topic...

...: Epistolary Communication in Ciaran Carson’s The Pen Friend,” though here in the strict- ly fictional context of a contemporary Irish novel. Conan relates to the topic of indirect communication by focusing on the manner in which the author communicates with his readers through the letters written...

... here in the strict- ly fictional context of a contemporary Irish novel. Conan relates to the topic of indirect communication by focusing on the manner in which the author communicates with his readers through the letters written by the characters in the world of the novel...

... here in the strict- ly fictional context of a contemporary Irish novel. Conan relates to the topic of indirect communication by focusing on the manner in which the author communicates with his readers through the letters written by the characters in the world of the novel...

... Glaser's Modernism's Metronome: Meter and Twentieth-Century Poetics demonstrate the enduring and novel uses to which a preference for either of the two terms may be put. They richly embody a more general trend within criticism, where treatments of rhythm have tended to be wide reaching and subjective...