Focus on Border Narratives. Focus Editors: Kirsten Sandrock and Lars Klein

Larissa Pia Zoller, Joanna Bellis, Anne Enderwitz, Roland Weidle, Simone Broders, Anja Müller, Virginia Richter, Katrin Althans, Helga Schwalm, Merle Tönnies, Stefanie Hundt, Joe Trotta, Jeanne Cortiel, Stephen Yeager, Raphael Zähringer

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List of Contributors

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Anglistik

Volume 34 (2023), Issue 3

Focus on Border Narratives. Focus Editors: Kirsten Sandrock and Lars Klein

Front Matter

Front Matter open-access

Table of Contents

Table of Contents open-access

Focus on Border Narratives. Focus Editors: Kirsten Sandrock and Lars Klein

Border Narratives open-access

The Border Turn in Literary Studies open-access

Border Poetics and Figurations of Border Crossings

Beyond the Anglosphere open-access

Some Thoughts on Why Anglistics Should Consider Contemporary Literature in German

The Kinopolitics of Recent Irish Border Fiction open-access

“‘over the road,’ ‘over the water’ and ‘over the border’” open-access

Political, Social, and Mental Borders in Anna Burns’s ‘Milkman’ (2018)

“A Magic Frieze of the Past” open-access

(R)Evoking Borders in Michael Hughes’s ‘Country’ (2018) and Sarah Moss’s ‘Ghost Wall’ (2018)

Michael Hughes in Conversation with Caroline Lusin open-access

(‘The Irish Itinerary’ Podcast 30, 24 February 2022)

“No Happiness without (B)order” open-access

Brexit Hauntology, Collective Ecstasy, and Transgression in Niall Griffiths’s ‘Broken Ghost’ (2019)

Border Aesthetics, Resistance, and Europeanness in David Greig’s “Anti-Brexit” Theatre open-access

Adaptation as Border-Crossing Practice in Ali Smith’s ‘Autumn’ (2016) open-access

The Representation of External and Internal Borders and Their Interaction with National Identity in Ali Smith’s Seasonal Quartet open-access

Boats and Borders open-access

Floating Identities in John Lanchester’s ‘The Wall’ (2019)

Afterword open-access

Articles

“Top notes of gluten-free oatcakes, middle notes of humid sheets and a base note of despair” – Stories of Long Covid in ‘The Guardian’ open-access

“… all those pretty pebbles on the shoreline of knowledge” open-access

Fashioning the Limits of Knowledge in Science Popularisation

Regency Era Englishness for the Netflix Generation open-access

‘Taboo’ (2017-present) and ‘Bridgerton’ (2020-present)

Reviews

Reviews open-access

List of Contributors

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