Vol. 46 No. 1 (2019): Fictionaliser les dérives de la globalisation / Fictionalizing Dark Sides of Globalization

Articles

• Fictionaliser les dérives de la globalisation / Fictionalizing Dark Sides of Globalization: Introduction

  Amaury Dehoux, Erica Durante

• Le transnationalisme à deux vitesses : La bipolarité de la globalisation et ses effets néfastes

  Amaury Dehoux

• Imagining the World and Its End: Ambivalent Globalization(s) in David Mitchell’s Ghostwritten

  Noémie Nélis

• Congo Inc. Le Testament de Bismarck d’In Koli Jean Bofane : Fiction postmoderne d’une Afrique postcoloniale aux prises avec les ombres de la mondialisation

  Dacharly Mapangou

• The Pedagogies of Sex Trafficking Postcolonial Fiction: Consent, Agency, and Neoliberalism in Chika Unigwe’s On Black Sisters’ Street

  Laura Barberán Reinares

• Can the Subaltern Fly? Female Bodies in Molano’s and Marston’s Narcofiction

  Erica Durante

• Global Crime, Forensic Detective Fiction, and the Continuum of Containment

  Nicole Kenley

• Rabindranath Tagore’s India and William Butler Yeats’s Ireland: The Intersection of Classical Languages, Literature, and Nation-Building in Postcolonial East and West

  Carl S. O'Brien

• From the Brazilian Senzala to the Japanese Buraku: Naturalism, Stigma, and the Rise of Human Rights Discourse in Aluísio Azevedo and Shimazaki Tōson

  Roberto Pinheiro Machado

• Elegies for Theory

  Andre Furlani

• Book Reviews

  Irina Erman, Andrea Bachner, David F. Richter, Hilary Radner, David C. Oh, Chris Reyns-Chikuma, Anna F. Peppard