Études anglaises

LAURENT FOLLIOT, Introduction : Lord Byron In Memoriam, Yet AgainCHRISTOPH BODE, Byron, mise en scène. ‘Self’-Dramatization and the Fiction of AuthenticityPAULINE HORTOLLAND, “Outworn Europe”: Liberal Visions of South America in Byron’s “The Age of Bronze” and in Barbauld’s Eighteen Hundred and ElevenMARTIN PROCHÁZKA, Harold’s Mobility as a...

ARTICLESJohn-Erik HANSSON: Spectres and Inheritances: The British Response to the French Revolution and Early Nineteenth-Century Political MobilizationsMarie TERRIER: The “Matchgirls’ strike” of July 1888: A Glimpse at Female Working-class MilitancyDenis LAGAE-DEVOLDÈRE: Unnatural Perspectives and the “Cheverel Glove” Effect in Twelfth NightHélène COTTET: “Now for a scene!”...

ARTICLESAlexis TADIÉ : IntroductionSupriya CHAUDHURI : Allegory, Dystopia and Literature in our Time: Three Indian English NovelsMarianne HILLION : Rethinking Subaltern Urbanism through Indian Literary Nonfiction: Sonia Faleiro’s Beautiful Thing (2010) and Aman Sethi’s A Free Man (2011)Manon BOUKHROUFA-TRIJAUD : A Sense of Belonging: Three Contemporary...

ARTICLESCatherine LISAK and Christine SUKIC : Making Sense of Error in Early Modernity (1595-1646)Christine SUKIC : George Chapman and his “Maligners”: Analyzing Error in The Revenge of Bussy D’Ambois (1613)Laetitia COUSSEMENT-BOILLOT : “Error makes me perfect”: Error in Lady Mary Wroth’s The Countess of Montgomery’s UraniaMickaël...

ARTICLESMathilde ALAZRAKI : Un carrosse pour le harem : étude comparée des diplomaties anglo-ottomane et anglo-moghole entre les XVIe et XVIIe sièclesCamille ADNOT : “Enough! or Too much”: William Blake’s Intermedial Aesthetics of ExcessAurélien WASILEWSKI : William Robinson (1838-1935), Garden Beauty and the SublimeH.J.E. CHAMPION :...

Lacy RUMSEY, T.S. Eliot with a Rhythmic Set: Vers Libre, Free Verse and Strong RhythmicityEmmanuelle PERALDO, Les excès de l’amour et l’amour de l’excès dans The Female Quixote (1752) de Charlotte LennoxSophie NOËL, A Master in Tone(s): Markson’s Abstract Art in Wittgenstein’s MistressChristelle LACASSAIN, Are It-Clefts really...

ARTICLESIsabelle GADOIN : IntroductionCamille JOSEPH : Photographier la variation : Franz Boas et les portraits-typesKelly FAZILLEAU : L’Indien atemporel d’Edward S. Curtis et le mythe de la race en voie de disparitionLaura SINGEOT : Sovereignty and Agency in Photographic Portraits from Australia and Aotearoa / New...

Daniel Katz, No Future: Poetry of the Current British CrisisDavid Grundy, “The Arc of Struggle”: Poetry and Defeat in the Work of Sean BonneyMalachi McIntosh, Images of Transcendence: “Crisis Always” and the New Black British PoetsAndrea Brady, The Anti-Austerity Poetics of the Archive: Jay Bernard’s Surge and Holly Pester’s...

ARTICLESClaire GHEERAERT-GRAFFEUILLE et Aude DE MÉZERACZANETTI : Émergence et transformation du puritanisme (1559– 1660) : quelques jalons historiographiquesClaire BAZIN : Lockwood, le mal aimé (ou le mal aimant ?)William BLAŽEK : “My God, you’re fun to kiss”: Love, Lust, and Liminality in Tender Is the NightVARIAShelly...

ARTICLES Laurent FOLLIOT : Foreword. 1922 And All That; or, Modernism After AllAmélie DUCROUX : T.S. Eliot’s “Significance”Aurore CLAVIER : “The Past is the Present”: Marianne Moore’s Historiographical ObservationsOlivier HERCEND : Agency beyond Action: Modernist Characters as Interpreters and ReadersChristine REYNIER : Rethinking Modernism with Sylvia...

Contemporary Nigerian Literature. Guest editor: Vanessa Guignery

ARTICLESSophie VASSET : Epidemic Notions: Immunity – Care – Lockdown – Toxicity – Vulnerability – Contagion Catherine BERNARD : Vibrant Allegories: Questioning Immunity with Ali Smith’s Seasonal Quartet (2016–2020) Jean-Michel GANTEAU : Impossible immunité et care : On the Beach de Nevil Shute Géraldine CHOUARD-VÉRON : Patchwork, pandémie et confinement...

ARTICLESMarc PORÉE : Sur un vers de Lamia : anthropologie et poétique du corps chez Keats Cécile ROUDEAU : Jewett’s TreesBéatrice TROTIGNON : “I remember dates. Numbers”: All the many mistakes in No Country for Old MenJulie ASSOULY : Making sense of historical and diegetic time (and...

ARTICLESValérie CAPDEVILLE and Pierre LABRUNE : Introduction Ariane FENNETAUX : Party Animals: Animal Products in Portable Objects of Sociability in Eighteenth-Century Britain Vanessa ALAYRAC-FIELDING : “A short Recess from Talk and Tea”: The Sociable Geography of Snuff-Taking in Eighteenth-Century Britain Mascha HANSEN : Breakfast at Frogmore and Feathers in Portman...

ARTICLESDeborah C. BOWEN : Preface: Constructing the Past, Re-viewing the Present Laurence PETIT : “Due Influence”: Anita Brookner’s Legacy. An Introduction Eileen WILLIAMS-WANQUET : Intertextuality as Subversive Moral Metacomment in the Novels of Anita Brookner Margaret D. STETZ : Anita Brookner and the Servants: Power Struggles and British Jewish Domestic...