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"A zoo of lusts...a harem of fondled hatreds": Interrogating sexual violence against women in film, 1915--2003	"Reality, woven in fictions": Making the world by remaking stories, mythology as metanarrative in Ezra Pound's "Canto II," John Gardner's "Grendel" and Anne Carson's "Autobiography of Red"

'He that is not with us is against us'. Apocalypticism and millennialism in American literature and culture: 1630--1860 (James Fenimore Cooper, Nathaniel Hawthorne)	A myth made flesh: Representing female-to-male transsexual desire in visual and textual print

Art and community in postmodern American fiction (1955--2001) (William Gaddis, Thomas Pynchon, Maxine Hong Kingston, Don DeLillo)	Corpses and cogitos and the sympathetic self: Exhuming sovereignty and its sympathetic subjects

From artificial art to dissolute beauty: The Renaissance in George Eliot and Walter Pater	From emigration to immigration: A transpacific reading of Korean and Korean American literature and film

History and utopia: Central European Jewish thought in the works of Joseph Roth and Gyorgy Konrad (Austria, Hungary)	Horror translation: From Nakata Hideo's Ringu to Gore Verbinski's The Ring

Landscape as poem: Poem as landscape. Space, place, and the visual in the poetry of Kamau Brathwaite and Susan Howe	Man and the world in Emerson, Heidegger, and Native American philosophy

Phenomenal surfaces and noumenal depths: Philosophy and quantum theory	Poet(h)ics of life: Gilles Deleuze and the thought of becoming

Queer breeds: Hybridity and futurity in Lillian Hellman, James Baldwin, and Gloria Anzaldua	Re-membering otherwise: Zoe Wicomb's "You Can't Get Lost in Cape Town" and "David's Story"

Sidewalks of desire: Paradoxes of the postmodern flaneur in contemporary queer fiction	Sonic territories: Deleuze and the politics of sound in Kafka and Duras

Temporal alternatives: Postcoloniality and the politics of the event	The "Appearing as Such" in Patocka's "A-subjective Phenomenology"

The Benjaminian concept of the aura and dialectical images: Mariko Mori's digital montages and a historical modernity	The convocation of Marjane Satrapi: Ecriture, image, history

The engines of history: The automobile in American and Italian literary cultures, 1908--1943	The first form of criticism that refuses to judge

The limit of failure: Perversion in psychoanalysis and temporality in ethical philosophy	The postcolonial Gothic: Haunting and historicity in the literature after empire

The underside of politics: Postmodernism, political mythology and the Cold War	Thinking through sexual difference: Toni Morrison's love trilogy

Towards an aesthetics of impotence: Proust, James, Woolf, Duras	Tyranny in Jacobean Roman tragedies (1603--1611)

Voices of technology: Tentative (w)holes	Walter Benjamin and Witold Gombrowicz: Allegory's immanent domain

Written on water: The poetics of Anglo-American exchange