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Skepsi

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Punctuation Today: A Qualitative Study

Emmanuelle Betham

‘Build Ups’ and ‘Slim Downs’: Re-shaping America, 1945–1970

Elizabeth Matelski

Passing Thoughts: A Photographic Essay on the Body as Form

Ashley Denise

Enacting Interpersonal Space: the Role of the Body in Social Cognition

Chiara Taneggi

Tam Lin Transformed

Katie Paddie

Chopping Down a Beanstalk? The (Un-)Uncanniness of Freud’s Concept of the Fairy Tale

Melanie Dilly

‘I will not die a monster!’: The Transformation of the Human Body; its Portrayal, Interpretation and Storytelling in Contemporary Mainstream Anglo-American Cinema

Caleb Turner

Bodies in Motion: Working through Plurality

Noyale Colin,Rebecca Woodford-Smith

Tangled Pathways

Katie Lewis

The Swarm: A Provocation for Opening

Dara Blumenthal

Towards an Ontology of Corporeal Uniqueness

Eva De Clercq

Dance Theatre: An Anti -Discursive Illustration of an Embodied Existence

Claire Hampton

Back from Beyond: 21–22 July, 1972

Harriet L. Clements

Unspoken Feelings: Comparing the Feminism of Sibilla Aleramo’s Una donna and the Social Battle of the Present-day Anorexic

Francesca Calamita

‘[...] in all respects as if she were a feme sole’: married women’s long road to a legal existence

Harriet Clements

Feminism in the Twenty-First Century: does it need (Re)branding?

Maria Morelli

‘I do mistake my person all this while’: Blindness and Illusion in Richard III

Krista Bonello Rutter Giappone

The Role of Ecclesiastical Stairs, Galleries and Upper Spaces in Medieval ‘Bad Behaviour’

Toby J. Huitson

Therapeutic Narrations: recounting Fascist Psychological Violence in Alberto Asor Rosa’s L’Alba di un Mondo Nuovo and Esther Tusquets’ Habíamos ganado la guerra

Christian Gabriele Moretti

The Bad Behaviour of Friars and Women in Medieval Catalan fabliaux and Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales

Jerónimo Méndez

Mourning with Antigone: Civil War and Public Mourning in Patricia Ariza’s Antígona

Katie Billotte

Fetishism and Symbolic Violence: Anish Kapoor’s Svayambh

Filippo Menozzi

Robbing Churches and Pulling Beards: The Rebellious Sons of Henry II

Elizabeth J. Anderson

BAD BEHAVIOUR Between Menace and Utility: Handguns in Early Sixteenth-Century Bohemia

Christopher Nicholson

Violence, Resistance and the Birth of a New Literature

Vedita Cowaloosur

Georges Bataille’s ‘Ethics of Violence’

Angelos Evangelou

Confronting Violence in Reading and Representation: Brutality and Witnessing in the Work of Edwidge Danticat

Jo Collins

Irony, Authority and Interpretation

Tom Grimwood

Coping with the Security Dilemma: A Fundamental Ambiguity of State Behaviour

Andras Szalai

‘Is that what Pop Art is all about?’ Visual Ambiguities in Pop Art Collage

Justyna Stepien

Audience and Quattrocento Pastoral: the Case of Jacopo Sannazaro’s Arcadia

Matteo Soranzo

Doubts and Ambiguities in the Transmission of Ideas in a Medieval Latin Bestiary: Canterbury Cathedral Archives Lit. Ms D.10

Diane Heath

Ambiguity of Textual Portraiture in Realism and Modernism

Kamilla Pawlikowska

‘Der Gestalt soll überall für mich [...] actuell sein’: the relevance of Hofmannsthal’s Sprachskepsis to his Choice of Genre

Harriet L. Clements

Text and context: author and audience in John Lydgate’s Life of St Edmund

Rebecca Pinner

Audience and Amendment of Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 383 in the first half of the twelfth century

Thomas Gobbit

“Some will judge too trivial, some too grave”: Audience and Interpretation in Thomas Heywood’s A Woman Killed with Kindness

Scott Stephen

Where a Silence is Said: The Ambiguities of Apophaticism

Duane Williams

Ambiguity and Idiosyncratic Syntax in the Poems of E. E. Cummings

Silvia Chirila

Ambiguous Exhibitions, Ambiguous Institutions

Connell Vaughan

Catalan Identity in Post-Franco Era: Writing Desencant in Torrent’s Un Negre Amb Un Saxo

Jaume Silvestre i Llinares

Grafting and De-grafting Mental Illness: the Identity of Madness

Alvise Sforza Tarabochia

Reaching out to the Other? Bora and the Wind of Forgiveness

Gregoria Manzin

Becoming a Monstrous Text? The Process of Grafting in the Work of Jean Genet and Jacques Derrida’s Glas

Claire Lozier

Photographs in Autobiographies: Identities in Progress

Fabien Arribert-Narce

From Concept to Analogy: an Investigation into Singularity

Sophie Vergé-Djigo

Aphorisms from French to English: translations of La Rochefoucauld’s Maxims

Mathias Degoute

Renewal through the Classics: Irony, Parody, Intertextuality in the Decameron

Enrico Santangelo

Metaphysics and Translating. An Exodus-quotation in Medieval Vernacular Literature.

Edit Anna Lukács

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