JSBC - Journal for the Study of British Cultures; Volume 20 · Issue 2 · 2022: Open Issue

Issue edited by Sarah Schäfer-Althaus & Cornelia Wächter. Including contributions by Lena Steveker, Nora Pleßke, Leila Michelle Vaziri, Katrin Becker, Georgia Christinidis & Felix Behler.

Aus dem Inhalt/Contents: Sarah Schäfer-Althaus/Cornelia Wächter: Introduction. - Lena Steveker: "A Trunk, without an Head adorn'd". Monster News and Political Propaganda in Pamphlets of the English Civil Wars. - Nora Pleßke: "Illustrations of Cheapness". Charles Knight's Popular Political Economy and the Emerging Ethics of Mass Consumption. - Leila Michelle Vaziri: "Half Way between Pain and Pleasure". Pregnancy in Penelope Skinner's "The Village Bike" (2011). - Katrin Becker: "tiny parts / of a bigger constellation". The Aesthetics and Politics of Kae Tempest's Poetic Realism. - Georgia Christinidis: Running in Order to Stand Still. Presentism in Contemporary British Politics. - Felix Behler: Towards an Edwardian Renaissance? The Super-Rich and the Shifting Social Geography of the British Countryside Today. Seiten 149-278 [= 130 Seiten], broschiert (JSBC - Journal for the Study of British Cultures; Volume 29 · Issue 2 · 2022/Universitätsverlag Winter 2022) leicht bestoßen/slightly bumped