Author: Wilfried Raussert

The Link and the Chain: The Individual and Communal Self in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictee

Posted on 06/05/200804/05/2019 by Wilfried Raussert

Stephen Joyce,

Bielefeld University

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Unsettling New York Settlement from the Inside: Maeve Brennan, the Long-Winded Lady, and the Urban Dream of the New Yorker

Posted on 06/03/200804/05/2019 by Wilfried Raussert

Madeleine Lyes,

Clinton Institute for American Studies, University College Dublin

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The Monstrous-Masculine: Adolescence, Abjection, and the Screen Male in Denys Arcand’s Les Invasions barbares (2003) and Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Amores perros (2000)

Posted on 06/02/200804/05/2019 by Wilfried Raussert

Sarah-May O’Sullivan,

University of Dublin

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Turning the Test Beds: Performance Art and Genetic Engineering

Posted on 06/01/200804/05/2019 by Wilfried Raussert

Pia Wiegmink,

Siegen University

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