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Home and the Unheimlich in the "Arabian Nights": Shahrazad's Curative Themes Linking the Story-cycles to the Frame-Story	Brechtian Influence in Two Novels by Emine Sevgi Ozdamar

Narrative Complexity in the Talking-Dog Stories of Cervantes, Hoffmann, Gogol, Bulgakov, and Kafka	Paradoxical corpographies: Towards an ethics of inscription

Intermediacy: A poetics of unfreedom in interwar Russian, Polish, and Czech literatures	The social life of authorial intention in English criticism, 1671--1712

Translation, geography, and the Divine Word: Mediating frontiers in pre-modern Islam	Gogol's play with multiple addressees: Society vaudeville and satirical comedy in "The Inspector General"

Inhuman speakers: Failed recognition in modernism	"Spleen ridiculous": Courtly humor in Rabelais and Shakespeare

Mankind, my kind, myself: How we read autobiographies as representative texts	Haunting contemporary narrative: Juan Rulfo, Toni Morrison, Carlos Fuentes, Leslie Marmon Silko, Martin Amis

Cinema, spatial thought, and the ends of modernity. Argentina and Brazil in the sixties	Imperial expansion: Translation and universality in modern Austrian and German cultures

Power in the tongue: Speech and the modernist relocation of ethics	Songs of ourselves: Xu Wei's (1521--1593) "Four Cries of a Gibbon" (Sisheng yuan)

To catch a spy: Explorations in subjectivity	Between the lines: Literary transnationalism through poetic representations of freedom and slavery

Pacific crossings: China, the United States, and the transpacific imagination	Editorial agency. On the posthumous life of the written word

Textual travels and traveling texts: Tracing encounters with German culture, literature and thought in Late Qing and Early Republican China	The role of the author in Juan Carlos Onetti and Juan Jose Saer

Disintegrated yet part of the scheme: Whitman's double legacy to poets of New York	Sinographics: Becoming Chinese art

Existentialism, realism, and the novel	The politics of multilingualism in the works of Richard Rodriguez and Sandra Cisneros

Framed! Encountering otherness in frame narratives	Found in translation: Shakespeare's Cleopatra in English and Chinese

Aesthetic constructs and the work of play in 20th century Latin American and Russian literature	Stone, steel, glass: Constructions of time within European modernity

Deception Narratives and the (Dis)Pleasure of Being Cheated: The Cases of Gogol, Nabokov, Mamet, and Flannery O'Connor	Nerval, la parole a double tranchant. Le theatre et le temple, ou l'ironie du litteraire

L'Imaginaire de la peste dans la litterature francaise de la Renaissance	Be an Outlaw, Be a Hero: Cinematic Figures of Transgression and Urban Banditry in Brazil, France, and the Maghreb