Jahrgang 26 (2015), Ausgabe 1
Focus on Community in British and Irish Cultural Production. Focus Editors: Stella Butter, Sarah Heinz
Table of Contents
Table of Contents open-access
Focus on Community in British and Irish Cultural Production. Focus Editors: Stella Butter, Sarah Heinz
Introduction: The Shifting Imaginaries of Community in British and Irish Cultural Production open-access
Seite 7 - 12
The Challenges of Community in Rachel Cusk's ‚Arlington Park‘ open-access
Seite 13 - 23
Sharing, the Gift, and the Search for Community in Darragh Byrne's ‚Parked‘ open-access
Seite 25 - 34
Nature Writing for the Welfare State open-access
Seite 35 - 43
“A bit like family” open-access
The Urban Family as Community in Chick- and Ladlit
Seite 45 - 54
Transnational Imagery in the Poetry of Imtiaz Dharker open-access
Seite 55 - 67
Come Together? open-access
The Deconstruction of Community in the Contemporary Black British Short Story
Seite 69 - 79
“I'm at home, you little bastards” open-access
Re-Envisioning the Marginalised Irish Soldier in Sebastian Barry's ‘A Long Long Way’ and Dermot Bolger's ‘Walking the Road’
Seite 81 - 91
“A world separate yet within” open-access
Welsh Devolution and the Paradoxes of Post-British Community in Niall Griffiths's ‘Sheepshagger’
Seite 93 - 102
The More, the Merrier? open-access
British Comedy and the Community of Laughter
Seite 103 - 113
Articles
Interculturalism, Intermediality, and Intertextuality in Andrew Parkin's ‘Another Rendez-Vous’ open-access
Seite 115 - 127
‘Ubuntu’ via Toronto open-access
A Trans-Hemispheric Theatre Project
Seite 129 - 134
Interviews
Interview with Linda Hutcheon open-access
Seite 135 - 137
Introducing Priya Basil open-access
A Conversation with the Author
Seite 139 - 155
An Idiom of His Own open-access
A Conversation with Oscar Cásares
Seite 157 - 165
