Search Results - "Textual practice"

On Decolonisation and the University by Gopal, Priyamvada

“…Is 'decolonisation' relevant at all to the university situated in Britain and other former colonial centres? Answering broadly in the affirmative, this essay…”
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Writing (with) the body: the case of Kim de l'Horizon's Blutbuch by Sathi, Anchit

“…In recent years, narratology has yielded innovative views on how certain narratives create and convey meaning through embodied processes. Such 'embodied…”
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Becoming in a colonial world: approaching subjectivity with Fanon by Jilani, Sarah

“…Space and place were the objects of colonial domination, but the transformation of minds - through language, education and more - was where colonialism also…”
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‘Time becomes memory, and memory becomes the ditch in which we drown’: rethinking modes of knowing the past in Ian McGuire’s The Abstainer (2020) by Lehnen, Christine

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Death in flight by Rose, Jacqueline

“…This article contends that sexual violence lies at the heart of Proust's The Fugitive. Most strikingly, Albertine's secret is not merely that she is a lesbian:…”
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This confused music by Wood, Michael

“…This essay explores Proust's use of Vinteuil as a way to consider the relationship between artistic genius and perceived eccentricity. Vinteuil is presented…”
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Understanding 'understanding music' in Proust by Lucey, Michael

“…Sonic events of various kinds (musical and otherwise) are often complex semiotic occasions in Proust's Recherche. One of the ways we attest to the…”
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Material in its fashion: Proust's Fortunys and the pleats of time by Apter, Emily

“…This article examines Proust's fascination with the dress as a site of transmaterial and transhistorical transformation. Descriptions of the Fortuny gown evoke…”
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Fugitive Proust by Paul, Zakir, Freed-Thall, Hannah

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Proust and the squiggle game by Proulx, François

“…This article examines a recently discovered free-hand drawing from Marcel Proust to his former lover and lifelong friend, the composer Reynaldo Hahn. After…”
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'Out of interest': Klara and the Sun and the interests of fiction by Connors, Clare

“…Kazuo Ishiguro's penchant for affectless, stilted or robotic narrators, along with his tendency to return across his oeuvre to the same concerns and motifs,…”
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Literary multilingualism: exploring latent practices by Deganutti, Marianna

“…Over the last decades, literary multilingualism scholarship has focused above all on the way linguistic diversity openly manifests itself, for instance by…”
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Autofiction and the possibility of life in neoliberal ruins: reification, friction and the affective dominant in Weijers and Heti by Demeyer, Hans, Vitse, Sven

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Literary form and historicised relationality: theorising the city as text in Teju Cole’s novels by Lazzari, Gabriele

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Via literary mothers: Kathleen Fraser and the ‘permission-giving’ moment of ‘projective verse’ by Hughes, Briony

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The power of space opera: energetic melodrama and the ecologies of Dune by Griffiths, Devin

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How does the novel create life? Thinking the impossible in Elizabeth Costello by Metaxatos, Robert

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‘Glimpses of Arcadia’: queer spectralities in Shola von Reinhold’s Lote by Kellermann, Jonas

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Deleuze, subjectivity, and literature as life by Pei, Ting

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Those scary migrants: feanxiety and Brexit in Agnieszka Dale's Fox Season and Other Short Stories by Tuńska, Wiktoria

“…This article explores affective narratives of migrants in a recent Brexit fiction in the context of feanxiety - a critical concept that brings together…”
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