Brigitte Schwaiger (1949-2010) achieved notable success in German-speaking countries and internationally with her 1977 novel Wie kommt das Salz ins Meer?, a success that led to her being regarded as one of Austria’s most ...

This article explores the impact of climate trauma on reproductive choices and the imagination of parenthood in the age of environmental crisis. As climate change is increasingly perceived as an existential threat, fear ...

The objective of this study is to locate the key words of trauma present in Líbranos del bien (2023 [2008]) by Alonso Sánchez Baute, a novel chronicling the violence of Colombian society in the 21st century. The terminological ...

In the 1990s, Chile, no longer under the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet Ugarte, began to settle accounts with its recent past. The literary space in which the traumas were inscribed both by survivors who remained in ...

Acknowledging previous research on the novel and drawing upon the social history of Victorian masculinities by John Tosh, I argue that Basil (1852), Wilkie Collins’s first venture into the sensation genre, offers an ...

The war was a factor constantly present in the colonial history of Italy, as it is possible to appreciate especially in the Thirties, also about the economic contribution of Eritrea in the framework of the Italian imperial ...

In recent years, Latin America has been crossed by a new strong wave of social conflicts characterized by significant transversality and heterogeneity which, on the one hand, have highlighted the unsolved systemic debts ...

The aim of the paper is to compare the unfolding of urban trajectories in some coastal urban centers located in the so-called Byzantine koinè during the passage from Late Antiquity to the early Middle Ages. In this light, ...