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La reina del (melo)drama. La representación cinematográfica de Victoria del Reino Unido
In this article we intend to focus on the most significant as-pects of the aesthetic and narrative strategies which interwave the filmic discourses devoted to Victoria of the United Kingdom along the first two decades of the 21st century: The ...
Teresa Sorolla-Romero
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El fútbol es mucho más que un deporte en nuestra sociedad, al menos, desde el restablecimiento del proyecto ilustrado euroccidental tras la II Guerra Mundial.
Manuel Blanco Pérez
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La Transición, ¿un mito creado por y para la televisión ?
Este artículo considera las representaciones de la Transición democrática española propuestas por la televisión en España desde 1995 hasta hoy. Sin pretender la exhaustividad, analiza tanto la recuperación como la recreación de escenas y figuras que ya ...
Bénédicte Brémard
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Introduction: The (Neo-)historical in Contemporary English Literature and Visual Arts
This issue of Études Britanniques Contemporaines is the result of the annual SEAC conference organized by ERIBIA at the Université de Caen Normandie in October 2024.
Armelle Parey
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The Problem of the Literary BioPic
THE BURGEONING interest in biography, within both popular culture and the academy, combines with the idea of film as a kind of literature to create a new body of texts which warrant study. At issue is the efficacy of film as a medium for telling literary lives, as opposed to other, more public, lives.
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Este artigo analisa o projeto de Nicolas Mahler de adaptar a vida e obra de Kafka ao romance gráfico. Por um lado, os seus romances gráficos sobre Kafka revelam um interesse pelo humor do autor – ou seja, pelo ‘Kafka que ri’.
Monika Schmitz-Emans
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Fictionalising Shakespeare’s ‘Lost Years’: Will’s Rise to Fame
While the lack of information on Shakespeare’s life poses a great challenge to biographers in their pursuit of compiling the poet’s definitive Life, it is the early years of his career–the so-called ‘Lost Years’–which represent perhaps the biggest ...
Ana-Maria Moga
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The Golgi microtubules regulate single cell durotaxis. [PDF]
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“[A] curious creature”?: Dickinson and/in Popular Culture
The Apple TV+ series Dickinson culminates decades of feminist and queer scholarship on the poet Emily Dickinson, positioning her as a queer icon while challenging conventional portrayals of her life and legacy.
Susen Halank
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In 2021, concerns about the status of sportswomen in China were once again raised by the case of Peng Shuai, a Chinese tennis player who dared to publicly protest against the alleged sexual assault she suffered at the hands of former Communist leader ...
Siyao Lin
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