Volume 40, Issue 2

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December 2013

TRANS MUNDOS POSSIBILES

Issue Editors:

Francoise Lavocat,
Kai Mikkonen

19 articles in this issue

From one world to another: topics in transworld travel

Announcement 19 November 2013 Pages: 397 - 397
Foreword: From one world to another: topics in transworld travel
Françoise Lavocat
Kai Mikkonen
OriginalPaper 08 August 2013 Pages: 399 - 404
Crossing the frontier to a fictional world: the way to Siberia in nineteenth century French popular literature
Charlotte Krauss
OriginalPaper 08 August 2013 Pages: 405 - 416
The Mediterranean as a geopolitical and geopoetic border region: possible worlds beyond the border in fiction
Urs Urban
OriginalPaper 08 August 2013 Pages: 417 - 429
Crossing the borders of fiction. Do non-existent objects have bodies?
Françoise Lavocat
OriginalPaper 08 August 2013 Pages: 431 - 448
“I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore”: passing from one world to another in Hollywood musicals
Jacqueline Nacache
OriginalPaper 08 August 2013 Pages: 449 - 459
Traveling possible words in graphic narratives: The example of Watchmen (Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons)
Clotilde Thouret
OriginalPaper 08 August 2013 Pages: 461 - 474
2666 by Roberto Bolaño: fiction as an attempt to travel between worlds
Catherine Grall
OriginalPaper 08 August 2013 Pages: 475 - 487
The enchanted arrival: passage into West Africa in the travelogues of Blaise Cendrars and André Gide
Kai Mikkonen
OriginalPaper 11 July 2013 Pages: 489 - 506
Ergasterium

Announcement 19 June 2013 Pages: 507 - 507
RETRACTED ARTICLE: Paroles disloquées
R.-L. Etienne Barnett
OriginalPaper 11 July 2013 Pages: 509 - 520
The monster outside and within: medieval literary reflections on ethical epistemology. From Beowulf to Marie de France, the Nibelungenlied, and Thüring von Ringoltingen’s Melusine
Albrecht Classen
OriginalPaper 11 September 2013 Pages: 521 - 542
The semiotic significance of Chinese space
Jin Fan
OriginalPaper 25 June 2013 Pages: 543 - 558
Speculum

Announcement 19 November 2013 Pages: 559 - 559
Constellating world literature
Yu Huang
OriginalPaper 04 January 2013 Pages: 561 - 580
Auf dem Weg in die bessere Zukunft: Victor Hugo (1802–1885) und die „Vereinigten Staaten von Europa“
Franz Schüppen
OriginalPaper 31 January 2013 Pages: 581 - 623
Der Briefroman „Une si longue lettre“ von Mariama Ba und Goethes Stück „Iphigenie auf Tauris“: über Geschlechterdifferenzen aus literaturtheoretischer Sicht.
Amadou O. Ba
OriginalPaper 05 February 2013 Pages: 625 - 636
Bertolt Brecht: the naturalist, the theatricalist, and the dramatist-as-director
Robert J. Cardullo
OriginalPaper 07 November 2012 Pages: 637 - 653
La mort ou “la migration sans retour”? Une lecture thanatico-psychologique des romans de Maryse Conde
Francis Unimna Angrey
OriginalPaper Open access 05 February 2013 Pages: 655 - 664

Volume 40, Issue 2

From one world to another: topics in transworld travel

Foreword: From one world to another: topics in transworld travel

Crossing the frontier to a fictional world: the way to Siberia in nineteenth century French popular literature

The Mediterranean as a geopolitical and geopoetic border region: possible worlds beyond the border in fiction

Crossing the borders of fiction. Do non-existent objects have bodies?

“I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore”: passing from one world to another in Hollywood musicals

Traveling possible words in graphic narratives: The example of Watchmen (Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons)

2666 by Roberto Bolaño: fiction as an attempt to travel between worlds

The enchanted arrival: passage into West Africa in the travelogues of Blaise Cendrars and André Gide

Ergasterium

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Paroles disloquées

The monster outside and within: medieval literary reflections on ethical epistemology. From Beowulf to Marie de France, the Nibelungenlied, and Thüring von Ringoltingen’s Melusine

The semiotic significance of Chinese space

Speculum

Constellating world literature

Auf dem Weg in die bessere Zukunft: Victor Hugo (1802–1885) und die „Vereinigten Staaten von Europa“

Der Briefroman „Une si longue lettre“ von Mariama Ba und Goethes Stück „Iphigenie auf Tauris“: über Geschlechterdifferenzen aus literaturtheoretischer Sicht.

Bertolt Brecht: the naturalist, the theatricalist, and the dramatist-as-director

La mort ou “la migration sans retour”? Une lecture thanatico-psychologique des romans de Maryse Conde

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