The Dolphin
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Re-Mapping Exile (book + e-book):
Realities and Metaphors in Irish Literature and History
Edited by Michael Böss, Irene Gilsenan Nordin and Britta Olinder
The essays in this collection combine historical, cultural, and literary analyses in their treatment of aspects of exile in Irish writing. Some are 'structuralist' in seeing exile as a physical state of being, often associated with absence, into which an …
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In Search of a Language for the Mind-Brain:
Can the Multiple Perspectives be Unified?
Edited by Anjum P. Saleemi, Ocke-Schwen Bohn and Albert Gjedde
What is human nature? How is language related to thought - and should the connection be investigated socially or biologically? Is external reality coherent or fragmented? What, if any, are the foundations of rationality, and how trustworthy are they? Such …
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Since colonial times, Americans have viewed themselves as distinct from the inhabitants of other lands. Today, many still do: relishing a sense of their uniqueness more than ever. In an era of globalization and postmodernity, meanwhile, scholarly discussion of American …
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Fins de Siècle/New Beginnings
Edited by Ib Johansen
The turn of the 20th to the 21st century provides an excellent vista for a look into language, especially the English language, literature, cultures, economics and European studies. Several essays deal specifically with issues of the 1990s, but others provide …
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Translating Nations
Edited by Prem K. Poddar
Translating Nations shows how the latest approaches to postcolonial theory cross traditional disciplinary boundaries and demand their reinterpretation. Issues addressed in this publication of multicultural studies include the destabilized relationship between cultural 'centres' and 'margins'; the challenge to history writing …
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Ireland:
Towards New Identities?
Edited by Michael Böss and Karl-Heinz Westarp
Novelist Sean O'Faolain, playwright Brian Friel, and poet Seamus Heaney have been highly critical of the Irish revolutionary generation for its oversimplification of the interstice between past and present. These post-war writers complain that the nationalists see Irish history as …
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Other Americans, Other Americas:
The Politics and Poetics of Multiculturalism
Edited by Magdalena Zaborowska
This volume brings together international scholars of American Studies whose work explores the issues of ethnicity, race, gender, national, and cross-cultural identity in American literature and culture. The ramifications of this discussion go far beyond the borders of North America; …
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Teaching Post-colonialism and Post-colonial Literatures
Edited by Anne Collett, Lars Jensen and Anna Rutherford
Post-colonial studies is one of the youngest, most dynamic, and most fascinating, disciplines within the general field of literature and culture. In this volume, an international body of scholars addresses the multiplicity of issues concerning the presentation to students of …
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Screen Shakespeare
Edited by Michael Skovmand
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Literary Pedagogics after Deconstruction:
Scenarios and Perspectives in the Teaching of English Literature
Edited by Per Serritslev Petersen
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New Thinking in TEFL
Edited by Tim Caudery
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Translation:
A Means to an End
Edited by Shirley Larsen
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Displaced Persons
Edited by Kirsten Holst Petersen and Anna Rutherford
Displaces persons explores the problems faces by refugees and migrants in the rich society of the Western world today as they are seen by the refugees and migrants themselves. Consequently the main focus is on the literature written by these …
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