Issue 1

A Note from the Editor: The Role of the Critic
Melanie Ramey
Vichian Theories of Language, Genius, and History in Goethe’s FAUST
Thomas Prendergast
Silence from the Past: Keats and Kierkegaard on Coldness and Temporality
Emil Archambault
READING LOLITA IN TEHERAN and A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS: Unveiling a New-Orientalist Discourse
El Habib Louai
Seeking Home and Spatializing Daily Struggle: Strategies for Survival
Dominique Hétu
Subjectivity in “Philomena and Procne”
Sophia Natasha Sunseri
Jauss, Lacan, and the Dude
Jay Bennett
The ILIAD and the RAMAYANA: Narrative Techniques
Saudamini Deo
THE BLACK BOOK: The Flâneur as Reader
Adrianna Gregory
Make me Unhappy: The Pursuit of True Happiness in Etgar Keret’s “So Good”
Lucy Beeching
LIFE, A USER'S MANUAL and a New Approach to Nihilism
Yasmeen Malik
The Fiction of Memory in EMBERS and THE SNOWS OF YESTERYEAR
Jennifer Anthony
Language as Survival in THE LAND OF GREEN PLUMS
Megan Hong
ENDGAME: Pessimism Becketts Optimism
Jason Burton

 

Xenophile is produced and published by the members of the Senior Seminar in Comparative Literature every spring.

Issue 1: April 25, 2013.

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