Published: 2025-11-30

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Introduction: Reading to Know, Learning to Hear, and Engaging in Respect

Carla Locatelli

9-17

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Reading as a Resonant Relation between Cultural Creation and Human Universality

Freya Katharina Gerz

21-28

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An Ethical Rupture: Brodsky’s Legacy and the Politics of Reading in a Time of Crisis

Li Haotian

29-46

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Reading in order to Hear: Accented Transcriptions and Compulsory Racialization in Reading “Ain’t I a Woman?”

Carolin Aronis

47-67

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Challenging Familiar Boundaries and Blurred Lines in Yoko Tawada’s Memoirs of a Polar Bear

Marie Jensen

68-78

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Intersemiotic Literacy: Reading Heart of Darkness from Serialized Fiction to Contemporary Book Publication

Chi Sum Garfield Lau

81-92

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Das absolute Wissen and the Dostoevskian Sobornost’. Reception and intercultural transformation between Hegel and Dostoevsky

Elisabetta Romano

93-101

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Moralising Animals in the Renaissance: A Study of French and English Emblem Books from the 16th and 17th centuries

Rareș-Christian Vasilescu

102-115

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A Comparative Reading of Positionings within Patriarchy in Caryl Churchill’s Top Girls and Amirhossein Allahyari’s Qorab Jendun: A Lacanian Approach

Amirreza Allahyari, Alireza Farahbakhsh

118-134

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Constructing Identity through Children’s Literature (The Soviet Union 1938–1964)

Tamar Namgladze

135-150

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Grief in Russian Émigrés’ Exilic Short Fiction: Bunin, Nabokov and Gazdanov

Justine Shu-Ting Kao

151-170

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“America, America, Blasphemous Dream”: Nietzsche’s Metamorphoses and the Immigrant’s Existential Crisis in The Fortunate Pilgrim

Sean Brown

171-181

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Habeas Corpus: How Paul Lynch’s Prophet Song exposes that corporal existence is dependent upon a hegemonic social construct

William F. Dwyer III

183-198

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Lost in Translation: Medieval Romance, the Porous Female Body, Kingship, and Vassalage in Havelok the Dane

Lash Keith Vance

199-218

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Patriarchal and Governmental Violent Discourse: A Suppression of Women’s Reproductive Rights in Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale

Wiem Krifa

219-230

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‘What Was There Behind it - Her Beauty, Her Splendour?’: Femininity and Masquerade in Psychoanalysis and To the Lighthouse

Ellie Rebecca Bunker

231-240

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