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A literature for the desert. Territorial fictions in Argentine literature	An infinite dialogue: The project of early Romanticism in the ''Athenaeum'-fragments' (Germany)

Antigone in modernism: Classicism, feminism, and theatres of protest	Chaucer and the crusades: A study in late medieval literary and political thought (Geoffrey Chaucer)

Dostoevsky's closed threshold in the construction of the existential novel	Everyday: Literature, modernity, and time

Explications: Etymology as language science, 1822--1941	From material to romantic egoism: A comparative history of Chinese and European novels, 1550--1850

From the fabliaux to the "Decameron": Codicology and generic transformation	Ghosts between the wars: History and the imagination in Proust, Woolf, and Greene

In good order: Poetry, reception, and authority in the Nara and early Heian courts	Influence, discourse and synthesis in Alexander Pushkin's dramaturgy, with an epilogue on novelistic discourse in "Hordubal", Karel Capek's adaptation of the "Oresteia"

Interpreting the symptom: The body between misfortune and mastery in Archaic and Classical Greek thought	Narrating the colonial past in Manchuria and Shanghai in postwar Japanese literature

Orphans and origins: Family, memory, and nation in Argentina and South Africa, 1983--2005	Pages crossed: Tracing literary casualties in transwar Japan and the United States

Petrarch's wound: Love, violence and the writing of the Renaissance nation	Poetry and the thought of inspiration

Progressions of form: Romantic lyric and modern prose	Silence and citationality in Gustave Flaubert and Karl Kraus

Style in motion: A dialogue between art history and literature, 1890--1935	Technologies of self-presentation: Women's engagement with mediated representation from the era of silent film to the Internet age

The Lucretian Renaissance: Ancient poetry and humanism in an age of science (Titus Lucretius Carus, Roman Republic)	The fiction of inheritance: Familial, cultural, and national legacies in the Irish and Scottish novel

The legacy of chronos. Temporality of revolution in culture, sciences, and politics	The literary memoirist as necrographer: Khodasevich, Tsvetaeva, Nabokov, and Proust

The music of voice: Transnational encounters between music, theory and fiction	Violence and music: Literature and music criticism around 1800