Díaz-Andreu, M. 2010. Grahame Clark and Spain. In Marciniak, A. and Coles, J. (eds.), Grahame Clark and his legacy. A history of European prehistoric archaeology 1930-2000. Cambridge, Cambridge Scholars Publishing: 205-240.

by Marga Díaz-Andreu

This article explores how Grahame Clark's archaeology was received in Spain on the basis of the correspondence sent to... more

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Der involvierte Leser. Immersive Lektürepraktiken in der spätmittelalterlichen Mystik-Rezeption, in: Immersion im Mittelalter, hg. von Hartmut Bleumer (Zeitschrift für Literaturwissenschaft und Linguistik 167, 2012) (in Druckvorbereitung)

by Balázs J. Nemes

The article approaches the immersive potential of Mechthild von Magdeburg's “Fließendes Licht“, dispensing the reader... more

Navigating the Past: Sexuality, Race and the Uses of the Primitive in Magnus Hirschfeld’s Travel Writings

by Jana Funke

Forthcoming in Compelling Connections: Sexual Knowledge and Receptions of the Past. Eds. Kate Fisher and Rebecca Langlands (Oxford University Press, 2013).

Literary Celebrity and the Discourse on Authorship in Dutch Literature

by Gaston Franssen

Literary celebrity results from a clash between two discursive configurations: literary authorship and popular... more

Making an American Feminist Icon: Mary Wollstonecraft’s Reception in US Newspapers, 1800-1869

by Eileen Hunt Botting

History of Political Thought, forthcoming

This article examines Mary Wollstonecraft's public reception in American newspapers from 1800 to 1869. Wollstonecraft... more

Manga in Europe : A Short Study of Market and Fandom.

by Ariane Beldi

Bouissou, Jean-Marie, Dolle-Weinkauff, Bernd, Marco Pellitteri, with Ariane Beldi. 2010. “Manga in Europe : A Short Study of Market and Fandom.” In Manga : An Anthology of Global and Cultural Perspectives, Toni Johnson-Woods (ed.), New York : Continuum International Publishing Group.

Woolloomooloo or Wapping? Critical responses to The Sentimental Bloke in 1920s London and the normalization of the inner-city working class

by Stephen Morgan

Published in 'Studies in Australasian Cinema' (Intellect), Volume 5, Issue 3, March 2012.

This article explores the British reception of the first film adaptation of C. J. Dennis' verse poem The Sentimental... more

Stultitia on stage: Gnapheus's Foolish Scientist and the Praise of Folly of Erasmus

by Verena Demoed

Book chapter published in J. Bloemendal en Ph. Ford (red.), Neo-Latin Drama: Reception, Form and Function (Hildesheim 2008) 165-183.

Gnapheus' Latin play Morosophus is a dramatisation of Erasmus' Moria.

Refracting media characters through the prism of ethnic identity formation and gender

by David Oh

Revise & resubmit at Popular Communication; This is the final essay adapted from my dissertation.

Second-generation Korean Americans’ identification practices with media characters and celebrities in transnational... more

Biased optimism, media, and Asian American identity

by David Oh

Book chapter for Identity and Media: New Agendas in Communication (in press)

Not available - It is an audience reception study of Asian Americans' viewing practices of dominant media.  The... more

Mediating the boundaries: Second-generation Korean American adolescents’ use of transnational Korean media as markers of social boundaries

by David Oh

International Communication Gazette, 2012; This is the second of three chapters I am adapting from my dissertation.

This article builds on media use scholarship by focusing on an understudied population, second- generation Korean... more

Viewing identity: Second-generation Korean American ethnic identification and the reception of Korean transnational films

by David Oh

Communication, Culture, & Critique, 2011; The first of three papers adapted from my dissertation, and the second-place faculty paper award winner for the Asian/Pacific American Division of NCA

Despite the growing importance of transnational flows of heritage media for second-generation Asian Americans, there... more

El discurso shakesperiano en la cultura popular gallega: el papel de la prensa periódica de Álvaro Cunqueiro en “El Envés” (Faro de Vigo 1961-1981)

by Ruben Jarazo-Alvarez

Journal "Espéculo"

This paper accomplishes a critical outline on the Shakespearean influence in Galicia, a North-Western community of... more

William Shakespeare y su recepción en Galicia a través del Sueño de una noche de San Juan de Álvaro Cunqueiro: Una versión teatral de A Midsummer Night’s Dream (c. 1594-6) radiada durante el franquismo.

by Ruben Jarazo-Alvarez

Co-authored with Elena Domínguez Romero in the volume Ensayos sobre Shakespeare // Essays on Shakespeare (published by the University of Extremadura and the Spanish and Portuguese Society for English Renaissance Studies SEDERI

This article analyses the reception of A Midsummer Night's Dream in Galicia in the radio, paying special attention to... more

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