This article was published in Footpath (a journal concerning English literature published in English and Russian in Russia), spring 2010.
War and Peace in Ian McEwan’s ‘Atonement’
Abstract
This short paper considers how war suffuses all four parts of Atonement; how it, along with science and medicine, signify reality as opposed to fiction; and how and to what degree the fictional and literary are nonetheless finally presented as possessing value.
The following is a pre-edited version of my chapter on 'Modernism' for The Edinburgh Companion to Vegan Literary Studies, Edinburgh University Press, 2022. This chapter fits into a section of the book that is arranged chronologically by period-specific...
The following article has been published in Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism: Vol. 20, No. 3, 2020 (published 6th December 2020) in a special edition edited by my colleague at New College of the Humanities Sebastian Ille. All the contributions to this...
The following is the pre-edited version of the Introduction to The Edinburgh Companion to D. H. Lawrence and the Arts (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2020) which I co-edited with Susan Reid. Please find elsewhere on this site my own chapter within the...
The following article (which appears below in its pre-edited form) was written as a chapter for inclusion in Still Crazy About George Eliot 200 Years Later, edited by Paul Davies (Bite-Sized Books, 2019). Envisioned as a celebration of George Eliot's...