Études britanniques contemporaines

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Description
  • Études britanniques contemporaines est portée par la Société d’Études Anglaises Contemporaines. La revue étudie la littérature et, plus généralement, la culture du Royaume-Uni, du début de 1914 à nos jours. Elle se concentre sur le roman, le théâtre et la poésie, mais aussi les arts britanniques des époques modernistes et contemporaines. Elle est publiée en anglais et en français.
Identifier

10670/2.1eorx4

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Organization

OpenEdition

Discipline

Literature (435) Art and art history (26) Linguistics (23) History (14) Philosophy (13) Musicology and performing arts (13) Gender studies (8) Religions (3) History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences (3) Geography (3) Political science (2) Communication sciences (2) Sociology (1) Psychology (1) Education (1) Law (1) Architecture, space management (1) Social Anthropology and ethnology (1)

Type

Articles (438) Reviews (95) Periodicals (30)

Authors

Date

563 documents
Invisible Lives of the Rural Idyll: Midsomer Murders and Cynan Jones’ The Long Dry
Esther Peeren (Dec 1, 2021)
Susan Reid, D. H. Lawrence, Music and Modernism
Shirley Bricout (Nov 15, 2021)
Marie-Luise Kohlke and Christian Gutleben, eds., Neo-Victorian Biofiction. Reimagining Nineteenth-Century Historical Subjects
Georges Letissier (Nov 15, 2021)
Gustar, Jennifer, Caleb Sivyer and Sarah Gamble, eds., Ludics and Laughter as Feminist Aesthetics: Angela Carter at Play
Michelle Ryan (Nov 15, 2021)
Rachel Murray. The Modernist Exoskeleton: Insects, War, Literary Form
Sylvain Belluc (Nov 15, 2021)
Andrew McKeown and Adrian Grafe, Edward Thomas’ Roads from Arras
Sarah Montin (Nov 15, 2021)
Chantal Delourme, Et une phrase… Virginia Woolf, écrire dans l’entre-deux-guerres
Olivier Hercend (Nov 15, 2021)
Invisible Lives, Silent Voices
Sylvain Belluc et al. (Nov 15, 2021)
Fictionalised Biography as a New Voice for Women’s Lives in Virginia Woolf’s Orlando and Flush
Maryam Thirriard (Nov 1, 2021)
Unseeing People: Towards a Clear View of Invisible Characters in Narrative Fiction
Gero Guttzeit (Nov 1, 2021)
Introduction: Invisible Lives, Silent Voices in the British Literature, Arts and Culture of the 20th and 21st Centuries
Alice Borrego et al. (Nov 1, 2021)
Glaring Invisibilities and Loud Silences in ‘The Gipsy’s Baby’ by Rosamond Lehmann
Florence Marie (Nov 1, 2021)
To be is to be perceived, not to be is not to be perceived
Le Blanc Guillaume (Nov 1, 2021)
A ‘Dorothy Hodgkin of vagabonds, a derelict Nobel Prize-Winner’ (PB 65): The Spectacularisation of Social Invisibility in Alan Bennett’s The Lady in the Van (1989)
Georges Letissier (Nov 1, 2021)
‘Please, look at me’: Masculinity, (In)visibility and Vulnerability in Ian McEwan’s Tale of Madness
Diane Gagneret (Nov 1, 2021)
A Reorientation Towards the Invisible: An Analysis of Vulnerability in Joanna Cannon’s Three Things About Elsie
Magdalena Flores-Quesada (Nov 1, 2021)
Not Dead Yet: Rescuing the Silent Voice of May Young in Ali Smith’s There but for the
Pascale Tollance (Nov 1, 2021)
‘Some believe the men become ghosts, haunting the facades they helped building’: Subaltern Figures and Spectral Metaphors in Sunjeev Sahota, The Year of the Runaways (2015), and Deepak Unnikrishnan’s Temporary People (2017)
Jaine Chemmachery (Nov 1, 2021)
Silenced Voices in Sebastian Faulks’s Novel Paris Echo
Barbara Puschmann-Nalenz (Nov 1, 2021)
Lilley Deborah, The New Pastoral in Contemporary British Writing
Emilie Walezak (Apr 13, 2021)
Flynn Catherine, James Joyce and the Matter of Paris
Sylvain Belluc (Apr 13, 2021)
A Dissonant Mind in a Dissonant Body: Allegories of Climate Change Denial in McEwanʼs Novel Solar (2010)
Marion Moussier (Apr 13, 2021)
Pluralists and Pantheists: Spinoza, Deleuze and the non-fiction of D.H. Lawrence
Tim Gupwell (Apr 13, 2021)
Gonneaud Justine, L’Androgyne dans la littérature britannique contemporaine : Métamorphoses d’une figure
Diane Gagneret (Apr 13, 2021)
de Bont Leslie, Le modernisme singulier de May Sinclair
Florence Marie (Apr 13, 2021)

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