ARTICLES
Marie-Françoise ALAMICHEL : "This wyde world, which that men seye is round": Movement and Meaning in The Franklin's Tale
Gisèle VENET : More “flies in amber”? or, of Topicalities, Dictionaries and Poetics in Love's Labour's Lost
Alexandra POULAIN : “False impression[s]”: Writing in The Importance of Being Earnest
Marta DVORAK : “the other side of dailiness”: Alice Munro's
Melding of Realism and Romance in Dance of the Happy Shades
Héliane VENTURA : Le village chaosmique d'Alice Munro
Christophe GILLISSEN : A United Kingdom? Ireland, the Union, and Government Responses to the Great Famine
COMPTES RENDUS
David FULLER, The Life in the Sonnets (H. Suhamy), 348. — Michael
WITMORE, Shakespearean Metaphysics (H. Suhamy), 350. — Richard
MARIENSTRAS, Shakespeare et le désordre du monde (H. Suhamy),
353. — Guyonne LEDUC et Michèle VIGNAUX, dir., Avant l'Europe,
l'espace européen : le rôle des femmes (A. Morvan), 354. — Ariane
CHERNOCK, Men and the Making of Modern British Feminism
(G. Leduc), 356. — Mary WOLLSTONECRAFT, Lettres de Scandinavie
de Mary Wollstonecraft. Trad. et éds. Nathalie Bernard et Stéphanie
Gourdon (G. Leduc), 358. — Till KINZEL and Jarmila MILDORF,
Livre EA 3-2014.indb 257 24/11/2014 15:07258 Études Anglaises — 67-3 (2014)
eds., Imaginary Dialogues in English. Explorations of a Literary Form
(R. Mankin), 359. — Sophie LANIEL-MUSITELLI, « The Harmony of
Truth ». Sciences et poésie dans l'œuvre de Percy B. Shelley (A. DerailImbert),
361. — David SANDNER, Critical Discourses of the Fantastic,
1712-1831 (Cl. Fierobe), 362. — Carine LOUNISSI, La Pensée politique
de Thomas Paine en contexte. Théorie et pratique (A. Derail-Imbert), 363.
— Thomas CONSTANTINESCO, Ralph Waldo Emerson. L'Amérique
à l'essai (A. Derail-Imbert), 365. — Cécile ROUDEAU, La NouvelleAngleterre
: Politique d'une écriture. Récits, genre, lieu (A. DerailImbert),
366. — Richard ANKER, Henry James, Le principe spectral de
la représentation (A. Derail-Imbert), 367. — L. Ma
LOJO RODRIGUEZ,
ed., Moving across a Century. Women's Short Fiction from Virginia Woolf
to Ali Smith; Nick TURNER, Post-War British Women Novelists and the
Canon (C. Bernard), 368. — E. HORTON, P. TEW, L. WILSON, eds., The
1980s. A Decade of Contemporary British Fiction (C. Bernard), 370. —
Clotilde LANDAIS, Stephen King as a Postmodern Author (J. Marigny),
373. — Emily EELLS, Christine BERTIN et Jean-Michel DÉPRATS, dir.,
L'Étranger dans la langue (Ch. Brasart), 374. — Julie VATAIN, Traduire
la lettre vive. Duos anglais sur la scène française (M.-N. Karsky), 376.
NOTES DE LECTURE
Sarah HERBE, Characters in New British Hard Science Fiction. With a
Focus on Genetic Engineering in Paul McAuley, Alastair Reynolds and
Brian Stableford (C. Bernard), 381. — Swantje MÖLLER, Coming to
Terms with Crisis. Disorientation and Reorientation in the Novels of Ian
McEwan (C. Bernard), 381.
