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'La Fille du Comte de Ponthieu': Edition and study	'Severed sound': Testimonies and the representation of women of Maghrebian origin in France

A study and critical edition of Tirso de Molina's "El condenado por desconfiado"	Affective realisms: The politics of form in 1930s French literature and cinema

As herdeiras do segredo: Personagens femininas na ficcao de Ines Pedrosa	Avatars of a binary: Civilization or barbarism from Sarmiento to contemporary Spain

Beyond pastoral: Rusticity and the reframing of court culture in 16th century French literature	Dead time: Narrative form and historical knowledge in the era of the Cold War

Empire or umma writing beyond the nation in Moroccan periodicals	Framing Iberia: The Medieval Iberian frametale tradition

French cinepoetry: Unmaking and remaking the poem in the age of cinema	French sacrifice: Violence and the sacred in the thought of Emile Durkheim and Georges Bataille

From poetry to politics: Petrarchism as discursive formation in fifteenth- and sixteenth-century Italy	From therapeutic nihilism to the detection of simulated symptoms: A sequential critique of medical treatment from the 1850s to the 1914--1918 war, by G. Flaubert, Leon Daudet and L.-F. Celine (France, Ignaz Semmelweiss, Hungary)

Genre fusion: The convergence of fiction and history in post-Franco literature from the margins (Spain)	La construccion del dialogo teatral en el teatro comico espanol (1898--1936): El discurso humoristico en el contexto social

Lyricism and politics in Paul Valery's poetry and poetic theory and in "La Nouvelle Revue Francaise", 1909--1939	Making space: Stockholm, Paris, and the urban prose of Strindberg and his contemporaries

Micro modernism: Hosts and parasites in the life of narrative (Ireland, Argentina, Spain)	Murder in the palace: A brief history (Spanish text, Luis de Rosas, New Mexico, Nicolas Ortiz, Juan de Salas, Maria de Bustillas)

Nostalgic identities: Song, narrative, and the 'Moor' in early modern Spanish literature	Nuevo Romanticismo and the reception of Russian literature: Integrating dehumanized and social art (Spain)

Object lessons: The novel as a theory of reference	Pagans, monsters, and women in the "Amadis" cycle

Passing on: Dynastic succession and the king's body in French tragedy (1635--1750)	Personifying capitalism: Economic imagination, the novel, and the entrepreneur (Honore de Balzac, France, William Faulkner)

Photographic modernism: The pursuit of objectivity	Pitol y Tabucchi: El reves de la literatura (Spanish text, Sergio Pitol, Mexico, Antonio Tabucchi, Italy)

Realism versus utopianism: The poetics of Anna Maria Ortese (Italian text)	Reason and femininity in the age of the enlightenment

Rescuing Rome: Identity and legacy in sixteenth-century Italian and Spanish literature	Rogue poetry: Cecco Angiolieri and the troubadour tradition (Italy)

Sea and land, collectivity and individual: Metaphors at odds in the political field	Teoria politica y poder en la literatura medieval castellana (siglos XIII--XV) (Spanish text)

Teorias del cambio linguistico en el ambito castellano y catalan en el Renacimiento (Spanish text)	The aesthetics of the worst: Remembering and forgetting in French, Yiddish, and architectural Holocaust representations

The anal aesthetic: Regressive narrative strategies in modernism	The early novels of Montserrat Roig: Ramona adeu, El temps de les cireres, and L'hora violeta: An approach to contemporary Catalonia and Catalan women writers (Spain)

The incest ballad of 'Delgadina': Oral tradition from medieval Spain to Latin America (Mexico, Cuba)	The macrotextual poetics of imperial disillusionment in early modern Spain and Italy (Francesco Petrarca, Lodovico Ariosto, Garcilaso de la Vega, Maria de Zayas y Sotomayor)

Tragedy as encounter: Politics, intertextuality and modern Italian drama	Under the shadow of our flag: Race and (Re)productivity in Liberal Italy

Vera amicizia: Conjugal friendship in the Italian Renaissance