No. 33 (2022): Exclusion

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Published: 26-Sep-2022

Introduction

Peripheries, Margins, Voids Critical Ecologies of Exclusion

Marco Ruggieri, Aiswarya Jayamohan
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The Gaze

James Joyce’s Modernist Dublin: Leopold Bloom and the Critical Eye of Ulysses’ Outsider

James Lewis Stevens
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Gender Essentialisms and the Abject: Understanding Transgender Identity in Jackie Kay's Trumpet

Laura Scott
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Rethinking Algerian Visibility and Invisibility in Ali au Pays des Merveilles

Chengxi Li
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The Voice

Checking Out Me History, Tings an Times, and White Comedy: Re-shaping and re-playing the post-colonial identity

Elena Liapopoulou Adamidou
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Asserting and Accompanying the Excluded Self: The Function of the Recorded Voice in Samuel Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape and Rockaby

Maria Schiza
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Colloquial Crumbs: Reclamation of Spaces in Food and Memory in Sara Suleri’s Meatless Days

Priyanjana Das
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“I Will Throw All on the Altar”: Christianity, Hinduism, and “Human Rights” in Jane Eyre

Jason Emmett Collins
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The Category

To Exclude or Not to Exclude? The Question of Nationality as a Category in Queer Studies

Aakanksha Singh
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Transatlantic Exile and Othering in Edith Wharton’s The Age of Innocence

Tia Byer
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Negotiating Power: Olive Schreiner and Racial Exclusion in New Woman Fiction

Huzan Bharucha
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“The Graphic Proximity of Intimate Loss”: the Role of Narrative Medicine in Articulating Marginalised and Excluded Voices

Hannah Louise Twinberrow
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