A showcase of papers, reviews and publications by members of the School of Modern Languages in recent months.

Forthcoming publications include:

• David Uhrig, Blanchot 1927-1943, 2011
• David Uhrig, Correspondance Maurice Blanchot / Jean Paulhan. Ed. Gallimard, 2011
• Ann Miller, to be published in 2012 by University of Wales Press: Approximately Autobiographical. This book on autobiography in French-language comics is being co-authored with Murray Pratt.
• Simona Storchi, Unsettling Modernity. Periodicals, Intellectuals, Debates in 1920s Italy.
• Sheldon Penn, Writing and the Esoteric: Identity, Commitment and Aesthetics in Mexican Literature since the Revolution. Peter Lang.
• Kirsten Malmkjaer, ed. with Kevin Windle: The Oxford Handbook of Translation Studies. Oxford University Press, in press.

Recent Publications

• Ann Miller, Textual Visual Selves: Photography, Film and Comic Art in French Autobiography. Co-edited with Natalie Edwards and Amy Hubbell, University of Nebraska Press.  
• Anna Vives, 'Joan Miró torna a la Tate Modern de Londres: la politització de l'art i la negacio de la negació', Lluc: Revista de Cultura i d'Idees, 877 (Palma: L'Espurna edicions, 2011), 58-60.
• Lesley Wylie, ‘“Rare Models”:  Roger Casement, the Amazon, and the Ethnographic Picturesque’, Irish Studies Review, 18.3 (2010), 315-330.
• Kirsten Malmkjaer, ‘The nature, place and role of a philosophy of translation in translation studies’. In Rebecca Hyde Parker, Karla L. Guadarrama Garcia and Antoinette Fawcett (eds) Translation: Theory and Practice in Dialogue. Continuum, 2010.
• Ian Roberts, German Expressionist Cinema: The World of Light and Shadow. Wallflower, 2008.