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This chapter has four sections: 1. General and Prose; 2. The Novel; 3. Poetry; 4. Drama. Section 1 is by Maxine Branagh-Miscampbell; section 2 is by Barbara Leonardi; section 3 is by Matthew Ward and Paul Whickman; section 4 is by Katie Halsey.

This article demonstrates the development and practice of "editorial seekership" during the early years of the prominent British Theosophical journal Lucifer, when it was co-edited by H.P. Blavatsky and Mabel Collins. Rather than promoting a particular set of occult beliefs, Lucifer instead encouraged an open-ended and sometimes self-defeatingly anarchic mode of spiritual seekership perfectly aligned to the eclecticism, seriality, and topicality of the periodical form. In demonstrating the ed...

This article explores the ways in which African American Mercer Cook's translation practice reflects complex overlaps between his professional/personal selves and an ideological backdrop that encompasses black internationalism, U.S. race struggles and mid twentieth-century diplomatic relations with Africa. A first section explores how Cook, a university professor of French, uses what he terms the "close-to-home" value of translation in order to expose his African American students to what has...

First paragraph: Las contribuciones reunidas en esta colección temática se remontan a un coloquio internacional llevado a cabo en la Universidad de Stirling en septiembre de 20161 que se distinguió por un objetivo claramente delimitado: el de investigar un género de texto de cristianización del mundo ibérico-americano de los siglos xvi al xviii. Escogimos el confesionario2 para que de esta manera fuera posible centrarnos en algunas interrogantes anteriormente acordadas y en textos comparables...