British Borders (JSBC, Vol. 29.1)

Issue edited by Joachim Frenk & Lena Steveker. Including contributions by Sarah Heinz, Anja Hartl, Kirsten Sandrock, Jonatan Jalle Steller, Susanne Gruss & Ariane de Waal.

Aus dem Inhalt/Contents: Joachim Frenk/Lena Steveker: Introduction. - Sarah Heinz: Whose House Is This? Everyday Bordering and the Intersection of Home and Nation in British Property-Themed Television Shows. - Anja Hartl: Performing the Border in British Politics and Drama. The Case of David Greig. - Kirsten Sandrock: The Island as Semiosphere. Borders of Britishness in BBC Radio 4's "This Sceptred Isle" (1995-2006). - Jonatan Jalle Steller: Come South of the Border with Me. Fetishized Boundaries in the Lyrics of Britain's Music Charts. - Susanne Gruss: Monstrous Growths? Mushrooms, Fungi, Spores, and the Borders of the (Post)Human in Contemporary British Culture. - Ariane de Waal: Slippery Sea Borders. Marine Species, Invasion Metaphors, and Migration across the Mediterranean and the English Channel. 142 Seiten, broschiert (JSBC - Journal for the Study of British Cultures; Volume 29 · Issue 1 · 2022/Universitätsverlag Winter 2022) etwas bestoßen/somewhat bumped