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Sarah Jonckheere

Re-inventing the Mythic West: From Anthropocene Disorientation to Eco-Aesthetic Entanglements in Nicholas Royle’s Mother: A Memoir (2020) [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 67 | 2024
Héloïse Lecomte

Sherlocking One’s Way into Empathetic and Generic (Re)birth: (In)quests of Mourning in Penelope Lively’s The Photograph (2003) [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 62 | 2022
Magdalena Flores-Quesada

A Reorientation Towards the Invisible: An Analysis of Vulnerability in Joanna Cannon’s Three Things About Elsie [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 61 | 2021
Carine Nibakure

The Poetics of Fidelity in Max Porter’s Grief Is the Thing with Feathers (2015) and Nicholas Royle’s Quilt (2010) [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 60 | 2021
Héloïse Lecomte

The Hapax of Mourning: Ali Smith’s Aesthetics of Exception in Artful (2012) [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 58 | 2020
Alexandre Privat

Historical Dispossession in Adam Thorpe’s Ulverton [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 53 | 2017
Florence Marie-Laverrou

A Glastonbury Romance de John Cowper Powys : mortifères ressassements ou fécondes remémorations ? [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 36 | 2009
Vanessa Guignery

B.S. Johnson’s The Unfortunates: Revisiting the Elegy [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 41 | 2011
Pascale Tollance

Lieu et non-lieu dans Wish You Were Here de Graham Swift [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 47 | 2014
Jacques Sohier

Spectrality in the Short Story ‘The Fly’ by Katherine Mansfield [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 42 | 2012

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