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Metamorphoses: Tracing the Translator in the Long Eighteenth Century, 1660–1830, edited by Brecht de Groote, Lieve Jooken, Sonja Lavaert, and Guy Rooryck | Translation and Literature
Pour une critique des traductions: John Donne. By Antoine Berman. Pp.
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Palestinian Literature, Academic Authority and Popular Reception: Mahmoud Shukair in the Mirror of Criticism | Journal of Holy Land and Palestine Studies
This article surveys the reception of Palestinian writer Mahmoud Shukair, one of the most versatile figures in contemporary Arabic literature, through a wide range of critical responses collected i...
Publications by Beth Biller
1-14. (2022). Antoine Grandjean, Sergio Messina, Silvano Desidera, Philippe Delorme, Anne-Marie Lagrange, Franz-Josef Hambsch, Dino Mesa, Markus Janson, Raffaele Gratton et al., Astronomy and Astrophysics, 658, p.
Performing Liberty and Empire on the Ballet Stage: Mirsa in Transatlantic Context | Dance Research
Maximilien Gardel's ballet Mirsa (1779) takes place on an unidentified French colonial island in the Americas. This popular ballet was restaged and reworked across Europe, as well as in the French ...
Publications by Alexander Morozov
2016). Marc Antoine Fardin, Ovidiu Radulescu, Alexander Morozov, Olivier Cardoso, Julien Browaeys and Sandra Lerouge, Journal of rheology, 59, 6, p.
The great synthesis: Willdenow’s Species plantarum (1797–1810) and his herbarium | Archives of Natural History
The herbarium of Carl Ludwig Willdenow (1765–1812), the most important historical herbarium in Germany, is kept by the Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum Berlin. Comprising some 40,000 speci...
Forms of Repetition in ‘The Robins Nest’ | Romanticism
This essay uses Clare's interest in birds as a lens to focus its examination of the way his poetry exhibits a particular kind of attention to attention. More particularly, it explores various ways ...
What Should We Do with Plasticity? An Interview with Catherine Malabou | Paragraph
This interview with the contemporary French philosopher Catherine Malabou explores Malabou's central concept of ‘plasticity’ across the interdisciplinary contexts through which it is elaborated, in...
William Percival Westell (1874–1943): a prolific popularizer of British natural history | Archives of Natural History
In spite of the prodigious output of books on natural history for the popular market that emanated from William Percival Westell during the first half of the twentieth century, little has been writ...