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Maxence Gouleau

‘Those who can’t, teach’: Pregnancy, Professors, and the Anxiety of Transmission in Waterland and Common Ground [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 66 | 2024
Valérie Favre

A Room of One’s Own’s (Resistance to) Feminist Interpretations and Feminism [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 58 | 2020
Christian Gutleben

Bleak Humour: Jonathan Coe’s Politeness of Despair in The Rotters’ Club [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 51 | 2016
Sandrine Sorlin

Reconstructing Linguistic History: Language as Legacy in Golding’s The Inheritors [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 38 | 2010
Isabelle Brasme

Ford Madox Ford’s Parade’s End: Ironising Edwardian England [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 49 | 2015
Vanessa Guignery

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

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 41 | 2011
Isabelle Gérardin

Two Contemporary Representations of the Great War between Emotionand Irreverence: William Boyd’s and Pat Barker’s Regeneration [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 41 | 2011
Élodie Raimbault

Narratives Under Attack: Outrage and Reaction in Early 20th Century Espionage Novels [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 45 | 2013
Floriane Reviron-Piégay

Eminent Victorians: Outrageous Strachey? The Indecent Exposure of Victorian Characters and Mores [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 45 | 2013
Julie Morère

Evelyn Waugh’s Artistic Outcry in Love among the Ruins of a Godless World [Full text]

Published in Études britanniques contemporaines, 45 | 2013

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