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N°5
(Nov. 2022)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Shelby Ward,
“Poetic Mapping: A Feminist Reading of Place and Movement with Elizabeth Bishop's Cartographic
Imagination”. 1-22.
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Javier Arroyo Bretaño,
“New Internet Textualities as
Post-Translated Phenomena: the Palimpsestic Nature of Bardcore,
Social Media Posts and Fandom Art”. 23-41.
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Shwetha Elsa,
“Of Migration and Translation: How
Immigrants Translate and are Translated in Jhumpa
Lahiri's
„Interpreter of Maladies'
and Leila Aboulela's
The
Translator”. 42-56.
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Mary
Vogl, “An Indecent Society: Humiliation as a Catalyst for
Migration in North and West African Novels in French”. 57-83.
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Evelyne Accad,
“Writing, Language, Music, Exile and Dialogue in Lebanese Women
Writers”. 84-101.
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M. Anjum Khan,
Bycel, Lee T. Refugees in America:
Stories of Courage, Resilience, and Hope in Their Own Words” (2019).
102-105.
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About the Authors. 106 - 107.
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