Une terreur par l’image by Annie DULONG

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Publication and Recognition: Kay Boyle and the O. Henry Award by Christine HAIT

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Solvitur ambulando: The Peripatetic Essay from Leslie Stephen to Virginia Woolf by Marie LANIEL

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Creative rewritings of critical texts: report on a creative workshop, 3rd December 2022 by Helen E. MUNDLER-ARANTES, Laure-Hélène ANTHONY-GERROLDT, Florent DA SYLVA, Heathir LAWRENCE-MONASSA, Tanya TROMBLE-GIRAUD, Sara GREAVES

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Behind the Iron Curtain: Sylvia Plath and Hungary during the Cold War by Dorka TAMÁS

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Envisioning Metropolis—New York as Seen, Imaged and Imagined by Heinz ICKSTADT

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Haunted Houses, Haunted Bodies: Spectral Presence in Arlington Park by Claire WROBEL

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Theatrical Colours: Cosmetics, Rhetoric and Theatre in Webster’s The White Devil by Natascha WANNINGER

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The beginnings of vernacular scientific discourse: genres and linguistic features in some early issues of the Journal des Sçavans and the Philosophical Transactions by David BANKS

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Love Is in the AI of the BeholderArtificial Intelligence and Characters of Love by Renata E. NTELIA

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The “Ambiguous Sex”: Cross-dressing heroines in Sensation and New Woman fiction by Katherine MANSFIELD

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“Hi! My name is Pauline, but most of my friends just call me Paul”: Divine on stage by Jean DU VERGER

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Helen Farish and Feminine Poetic Identity by Adrien GRAFE

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Building global art infrastructure from Nigeria: ART X Lagos and Lagos Biennial 2019“We Are Our Own Sun” by Stacey KENNEDY

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Beauty and the Tweet: How traditional media seduce in the digital age by Florent MONCOMBLE

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Subjective Hesitation in Paul Auster’s Report from the Interior: ‘you think of yourself as anyone, as everyone’ by Nicolas Pierre BOILEAU

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Blurring boundaries: early Sinhala cinema as another Adam’s Bridge between Ceylon and India (1948-1968) by Vilasnee TAMPOE-HAUTIN

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The Question of the vis-à-vis: Scotland and Others by David McCRONE

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Ce que la syntaxe tisse, la sémantique tend à l’effilocher : étude de phénomènes de déconnexion forme-sens dans des énoncés de discours rapporté by Grégoire LACAZE

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“[Obeah] Ọbịa by Igbo Spelling” by Claudette A. Anderson

“…In Jamaica and other parts of the Anglophone Caribbean, the word “Obeah”, a label for African spirituality, remains misunderstood, demonized, and criminalized as Christians consistently thwart any effort to value it. …”
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