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: From Willows to Ents – How the Personification of Trees in Fantastic Fictions raises Awareness of Mankind’s Destructive Attitude towards the Environment

: The Power of Reader-Response: A Study of Dean Koontz’ The Eyes of Darkness in relation to the Corona Pandemic

: Dissidence Through Dissonance

: Taming The Taming of The Shrew

: Western Godhood between the Pre-Modern, the Modern, and the Postmodern; An Analysis of Godhood in Milton’s Paradise Lost and Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls

: “Ne ænig hleomæga feassceaftig ferð frefran meahte”: Old English Elegiac Elements in Breton Lays from Medieval England

: But Was He Really Gay?

: “Bound to Your Husband for Life”: Marriage and Female (In)depence in Wuthering Heights and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall

: “Ther fell a wondyr cas / Of a ley that was ysette”: Social Critique Enacted by Fairies in the Breton Lays of Lanval, Graelent, Guingamor and Sir Launfal

: “That’s because OUR PEOPLE ain’t have no history”: How late-twentieth-century migrant literature subverts the history of Anglosphere cities and illuminates migrant narratives

: Giving Voice to the Voiceless: Subalternity and Ungrievability In Nadeem Aslam’s The Blind Man’s Garden and Kamila Shamsie’s Burnt Shadows

: The Idiosyncratic Perspective of Gonzo Journalism: Thompson's "The Kentucky Derby is Decadent and Depraved"

: Botanical Representations in Middle English Romance

: Liminal Girls in Liminal Lands: Growing Up in British Fantasy Literature 1958-1974

: The Transmission of Trauma in Toni Morrison's 'Beloved' and Yaa Gyasi's 'Homegoing'

: There Are No Words For a World Without a Self: Reading Anne Carson's Autobiography of Red as a Modern-Day Myth

: ‘Born to command and not to obey’: Representations of Hierarchy in John Milton’s 'Paradise Lost'

: “For i this wildernesse beoth uvele beastes monie” A Comparison Between Medieval Bestiaries and the Beasts of Sin Section of Ancrene Wisse

: 'The False Knight'? The Tension Between Historical and Literary Representations of Chivalry in France and England, C.1100-1500

: A New Understanding of Submission and Women's Place in the Salvation Narrative: Female Religious Experiences in Lucy Hutchinson's Order and Disorder & Aemilia Lanyer's Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum

: “There’s Evil in the Woods”: The Function of Puritan New England as a Gothic Setting from Hawthorne’s Stories to Eggers’ The Witch (2015)

: She bleeds under your white male gaze: The dialectics of sex and race in Madame Butterfly.

: Media-Controlled Political Arenas: Shakespeare’s Coriolanus in Adaptation

: The Phoenix as a Symbol of Succession Anxiety in Early Modern Literature

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