Search Results - "Journal of European studies"

Crafting history in real time: The count-duke of Olivares, the Holy Roman Empire and generalissimo Wallenstein on the Spanish stage (1632–1634) by Rueda, Antonio M.

“…This essay explores the portrayal of Albrecht von Wallenstein’s downfall on the Spanish stage during the Thirty Years’ War. El prodigio de Alemania (1634), a…”
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Challenging patriarchal motherhood: A critical analysis of fictional mothers in Caryl Phillips’ The Final Passage and The Lost Child by Güzen, Aybüke, Yıldız, Hülya

“…This study explores the literary mother figures in Caryl Phillips’ novels The Final Passage (1985) and The Lost Child (2015) through the critical lens of…”
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Redefining Vygotsky’s early works as a theory of aesthetics by Medvedeva, Stella

“…The paper critically examines Lev Vygotsky’s art-related texts from 1915 to 1924, challenging interpretations based in Psychology by asserting that his…”
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Berlin in English: The German capital in recent Anglophone fiction by Anderson, David

“…This article examines the representation of Berlin in a cluster of recent English-language novels by writers including Amit Chaudhuri, Adrian Duncan, Helon…”
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Qian Zhongshu’s continuation and expansion of Lessing’s Laokoon by Jiang, Xiaohu

“…Through a close comparative reading of Lessing’s Laokoon (1766) with two essays by Qian Zhongshu, entitled ‘Chinese Poetry and Chinese Painting’…”
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Enough names on the cover already: The 52-year process behind Jerzy Peterkiewicz, Burns Singer and Christine Brooke-Rose’s translations of Cyprian Norwid by Darlington, Joseph Andrew

“…Using archive materials, this article investigates the decades-long translation process behind the year 2000 Carcanet collection ‘Cyprian Norwid: Poems,…”
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Breaking the borders: Gender dynamics in STEM portrayals in Turkish Netflix series by Gürkan, Hasan, Biga, Nur Tuğçe, Ege, Övünç

“…This study discusses the intricate relationship between science, technology, engineering and mathematics field representation by the media and the science,…”
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Artificial Intelligence and the GDPR: Inevitable Nemeses? by Kesa Aleksandr, Kerikmäe Tanel

“…The rapid development of computer technology over the past decades has brought about countless benefits across industries and social benefits as well—constant…”
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Cross-Border Capacity-Building for Port Ecosystems in Small and Medium-Sized Baltic Ports by Meyer, Christopher, Gerlitz, Laima, Henesey, Lawrence

“…One of the key challenges related to the threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic is preservation of employment and protecting staff who are working in port…”
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Memory activism in the Republic of Moldova: Last address and Stolpersteine projects by Fuksová, Kateřina

“…Drawing on the threefold categorisation of memory as antagonistic, cosmopolitan and agonistic, proposed by Anna Cento Bull and Hans Hansen, the article…”
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Memorability of Romanian dissidence: Ordinary people, secret files and artistic remediations by Mitroiu, Simona, Mironescu, Andreea

“…The article explores the conditions necessary for a narrative recounting of past events to become memorable and incorporated into collective memory. The…”
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‘Fruitless circularity’ or moral growth? Reinterpreting the circular mobility in Evelyn Waugh’s Decline and Fall by Lin, Wukai, Wang, Taohua

“…Evelyn Waugh’s novel Decline and Fall features a circular narrative structure, with the unjust expulsion of Paul from Oxford University at the beginning and…”
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A macro-nationalist periodical for a new Europe? Franco-Italian exchanges and Latin Renaissance in Cronache della civiltà elleno-latina (1902–1907) by Nemegeer, Guylian

“…This article focuses on the discourse on pacifism and Latinity in the Italian periodical Cronache della civiltà elleno-latina (1902–1907), founded by Angelo De…”
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Platform urbanisation, infrastructures and techno-politics: The turn towards urban citizenship by Bignami, Filippo, Hanakata, Naomi Clara

“…This article analyses how digital platforms challenge and redefine the way in which urban forms of citizenship are shaped. What we call ‘platform urbanisation’…”
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Slovenian COVID-19 discourse in the context of verbal as well as physical violence against medical professionals by Ramšak, Mojca

“…During the Coronavirus epidemic in Slovenia (March 2020 to June 2021) and during the period of global public health emergency due to COVID-19 (January 2020 to…”
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Rethinking biopolitics: COVID-19, differential vulnerabilities and biopolitical rights by Lorenzini, Daniele

“…In this article, I develop a critique of the forms of differential vulnerability produced by biopolitical technologies of power which became particularly…”
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Health versus humanity? Three recent German novels on biopolitics and citizenship by Pajević, Marko

“…Three recent German novels, Juli Zeh’s Corpus Delicti, 2009, Zoë Beck’s thriller Paradise City, 2020,and Martin Schäuble’s youth novel Cleanland, 2020, present…”
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Technocratic totalitarianism: Gunnar Kaiser and dissident discourse in pandemic-era Germany by Crew, Thomas

“…This article examines the ideas, reception and social role of Germany’s most prominent cultural critic of lockdown politics, Gunnar Kaiser. In contrast to the…”
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Introduction: Re-presenting COVID-19: Biopolitics, digitalisation, citizenship by Williams, James S., Pajević, Marko

“…This introduction briefly traces the development of historical and philosophical responses to COVID-19 in its longue durée and considers the pandemic’s lasting…”
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The boring apocalypse: The representation of flat affects in contemporary British pandemic novels by Marling, Raili

“…In his 2021 opinion article in The New York Times, Adam Grant called the COVID-19 pandemic the ‘boring apocalypse’. Indeed, while pre-pandemic imaginaries of…”
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