Table of contents of the issue 3/2014, September-December
Rewriting as Violence against Fairy Tales, Myths and History
"My Monstrous Burden": Queering the Myth, Rewriting the Self in Jeanette Winterson's Weight
Eat or Be Eaten: Psychological and Bodily Violence in Michèle Roberts's Reworking of Fairy-Tale Cannibalism
Pat Barker's Regeneration: Subverting the Masculinity of World War I Official Discourse
"The Words Boil Out of Me, Coil after Coil of Sinuous Possibility": Fairy Tales in Margaret Atwood's Work
Penelope as a Desperate Housewife: Margaret Atwood's Retelling of the Penelope Myth in The Penelopiad and Some Other Modern Penelopes
An Ecocritical Retelling of the Bible: Genesis and Apocalypse in Margaret Atwood's The Year of the Flood
Between Ecstasy and Terror: David Dabydeen's Mythical Transfiguration of the Imperial Archive
The Story of Nongqawuse in South African Twentieth-Century Fiction
Wild Ecstasy
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