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Meir Aaron Goldschmidt and the poetics of prose	Knowing one's place: Negotiating belonging and identity in the poetry of Adam Zagajewski, Derek Mahon, Seamus Heaney and Julia Hartwig

Sightseeing: Writing vision in Slavic travel narratives	Micro modernism: Hosts and parasites in the life of narrative

Empire or umma writing beyond the nation in Moroccan periodicals	Means of intelligibility

Atomic politics: Speech acts in Lucretius' "De rerum natura"	Improvising empire: Literary accounts from the Russian and Austrian borderlands, 1862--1923

Jewish writers in the Arab East: Literature, history, and the politics of enlightenment, 1863--1914	Authorial fictions: Literary and public personas in modern Hebrew and Yiddish literature

The limits of secular criticism: World literature at the crossroads of empires	Diasporic culture and the makings of Alexander romances

Lyricism and politics in Paul Valery's poetry and poetic theory and in "La Nouvelle Revue Francaise", 1909--1939	Wonder's collapse: Formations of trans-American sexualities

Cratylism and its discontents: Modernist theories of the perfect language	Avatars of a binary: Civilization or barbarism from Sarmiento to contemporary Spain

Pindaric epinikion and the evolution of poetic genres in Archaic Greece	Sea and land, collectivity and individual: Metaphors at odds in the political field

Authorizing narrative: Negotiations of belonging in North African literature	Sans retour: Subjectivity, ethics and the question of survival in the works of Semprun, Levinas and Derrida

Feminism and nationalism in the works of Nicole Brossard and Oksana Zabuzhko	Mutations of progress: Evolution and civilisation in the Indonesian Archipelago

Anatomies of creation: Reviving the golem in times of war and death	Halting narratives: Late modernism, history, and crisis in Jorge Luis Borges, Graciliano Ramos, and William Faulkner

The allure of Germanness in modern Ashkenazi literature: 1833--1933	The edge of knowing: Dreams and realism in modern Chinese literature

Refiguring the Wordscape: Merleau-Ponty, Beckett and the Body	Facing Jazz, Facing Trauma: Modern Trauma and the Jazz Archive

Visionary Mimesis: Imitation and Transformation in the German Enlightenment and Russian Realism	The Limits of the Literary: Senegalese Writers Between French, Wolof and World Literature

The Topographic Imagination: Kerouac, Regener, Kafka and the Quest for Self-Realization	Impossible Diplomacies: Japanese American Literature from 1884 to 1938