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"And all her power forsook her"
female bodies and speech in the Middle High German Tristan-continuations -
"And he, that did it out of French translait": "Cleriadus" in France, England and Scotland, c. 1440 - 1550
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"Dann dise sind der Eltern schönster WinterMeyen"
the life of children in Johann Fischart’s "Geschichtklitterung" -
"Die Sprache ist das Element, in welche unsre abgesonderten Begriffe leben und weben"
Moses Mendelssohn and Karl Kraus and language -
"Diese ernsten Herren ..."
the solution to the riddle of the three lodgers in Kafka's "Die Verwandlung" -
"Fahrten nach Südwest". By Stefan Hermes [Rezension]
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"Für mich war es ein angenehmer Geruch, ein eigenartiges Parfüm des Papiers"
Herta Müller's collages as wall hangings -
"God willing": really? A note on the ambiguities of an interfaith expression
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"It actually painted a picture of the village and the sea and the bottom of the sea": reading groups, cultural legitimacy, and description in narrative (with particular reference to John Steinbeck's "The Pearl")
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"Knaller-Sex für alle"
popfeminist body politics in Lady Bitch Ray, Charlotte Roche, and Sarah Kuttner -
"Lisping Tongues" and "Sanscrit Songs": William Jones' hymns to Hindu deities
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"Macbeth" revisited: a cognitive analysis
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"Man muss die Dinge sich vor Augen halten ..."
Goethe's and Adorno's aesthetic programmes as a critique of modernity -
"May Change Name and Pretend to be Free": a corpus linguistic investigation of surnames adopted by fugitive slaves as advertised in Colonial American newspapers between 1729 and 1818
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"Not an essence but a positioning". Ed. by Andrea Hammel and Godela Weiss-Sussex ; "Mein Wurzeln treiben hier und dort". By Karin Lorenz-Lindemann [Rezension]
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"O that mine Adversary had written a Book!" Translations of Catholic literature and the eroticization of pain in seventeenth-century England
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"Oh, I've known a lot of Irish people": reading groups and the negotiation of literary interpretation
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"Pacta sunt servanda"
the ethics of contract in Robert Walser's "Jakob von Gunten" -
"Parenthyrsos"
on the medium which is not one -
"Sartor Resartus" and the rhetoric of translation
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"The Blaydon Races": "lads" and "lasses", song tradition, and the evolution of an anthem
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"The brain is wider than the sky": analogy, emotion, and allegory
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"The subtle tree": idolatry and material memory in Surrey's "Aeneid"
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"There is no such thing as pure fiction": impossible worlds and the principle of minimal departure reconsidered
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"Triplex est Copia": Philip Melanchthon's invention of the rhetorical figures