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Deconstructing Language or the Constructing Language: Linguistic Excess in the Poetry of T. S. Eliot

Deconstructing Language or the Constructing Language: Linguistic Excess in the Poetry of T. S. Eliot

Geoffrey Hill and the Rhetoric of Poetry

Geoffrey Hill and the Rhetoric of Poetry

No Home in the World: Interrogating the Myth of the Migrant

No Home in the World: Interrogating the Myth of the Migrant

Jenny Ganeshrays

After This Our Exile: Restoring Tradition via the Unheimlich in T. S. Eliot's Poetry

After This Our Exile: Restoring Tradition via the Unheimlich in T. S. Eliot's Poetry

Hiding in Plain Sight: Liminality and Narrative Resistance in Elizabeth Gaskell's Cranford

Hiding in Plain Sight: Liminality and Narrative Resistance in Elizabeth Gaskell's Cranford

Chiu Yee Qian Millie

Queering Singapore: Problematising State Erasure of Queerness

Queering Singapore: Problematising State Erasure of Queerness

Chin Hui Li Bernice

The Native Informant and the Missionary-in-China

The Native Informant and the Missionary-in-China

Hit and Myth: The (Un)Tenability of Mythology, Science and Nature

Hit and Myth: The (Un)Tenability of Mythology, Science and Nature

Bridging the Gap: Revelatory Symbolism in the Fourth Gospel of John

Bridging the Gap: Revelatory Symbolism in the Fourth Gospel of John

Issue 6 : A New World

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