Volume 31 (2020), Issue 2
Selected Papers from the 2019 Conference of the German Association for the Study of English. Editors: Oliver von Knebel Doeberitz, Jonatan Jalle Steller
In Collaboration with: Jens Elze, Kai Wiegandt, Stefanie Schäfer, and Wieland Schwanebeck
Front Matter open-access
Page 1 - 2
Table of Contents
Table of Contents open-access
Page 3 - 4
Selected Papers From ‘Anglistentag 2019’
Preface open-access
Page 5 - 10
I. Canonisation in Times of Globalisation and Digitisation. Panel Editors: Jens Elze and Kai Wiegandt
Introduction open-access
Canonisation in Times of Globalisation and Digitisation
Page 11 - 18
Post-National Literature? open-access
Post-Celtic Tiger Fiction and the Canon of Irish Literature
Page 19 - 33
21st-Century Refugee Writing as a Refraction of World Literature open-access
Rerouting Multicultural Canons
Page 35 - 51
Canon, Corpus, Archive open-access
Selection and Valuation from the 18th Century to the Digital Humanities
Page 53 - 68
II. “Funny Men:” Masculinities and Ridicule in Anglophone Cultures. Panel Editors: Stefanie Schäfer and Wieland Schwanebeck
An Introduction in Three Jokes open-access
Page 69 - 76
Dickens and the Comedy of Camp open-access
Page 77 - 91
Mention the War open-access
British Sitcoms and Military Masculinity
Page 93 - 109
Ricky Gervais's Sentimental Men open-access
Page 111 - 125
Toxic Masculinities and Acid Humour open-access
Late-Night Comedy in the Age of #MeToo
Page 127 - 138
The Imitation Competition open-access
Masculinity in Comic Midlife Crisis in Michael Winterbottom’s ‘Trip’ Series
Page 139 - 151
Laughable Old Men open-access
Conceptions of Ageing Masculinities in the Britcom
Page 153 - 169
Reviews
Reviews open-access
Page 171 - 180
List of Contributors
List of Contributors open-access
Page 181 - 182
