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Symbolic masters/semiotic slaves : subjectivity and subjection in Atwood, with reference to The circle game and Two-headed poems
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From denotation to detonation : aestheticization, memory and emphathic readings in trauma narratives
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The body remembers : body mapping and narratives of physical trauma
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The Brain Remembers: Trauma-imprinted pathways to substance use
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Interaction between Koinonia and Zoe in 1 John, a relational reading
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(DIS)JOINING (DIS)JUNCTURE
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The admission of slaves and 'prize slaves' into the Cape Colony, 1797-1818
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Re-constructing identity through language and vision in Margaret Atwood's Surfacing and Cat's Eye
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War narratives, survivalism and trauma in Uzodinma Iweala's beast of no nation and Ishmael Beah's a long hay gone
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Remembering Albasini
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The genre of suffering in the 'ancient near eastern literature, the Hebrew bible, and in some examples of modern literature.
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Courtly constraints: clothing, gifts and honour in Medieval Romance
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The postcolonial playground: colonial narratives in contemporary tourism
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Freud : moments of modernism
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Race, gender and empire: transnational and transracial feminism in the first novels of Pauline Hopkins and Olive Schreiner
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Masters, slaves and spiritual sexuality
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TDV-optimization exemplified: Application to coastal cliff vegetation in Cabo Verde
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“Soos 'n vuil hond het ek gevoel” : shame narratives in South African survivors of chronic trauma
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The Body of Shame: Women’s Embodied Shame in the Short Fiction of Alice Munro and Lorrie Moore
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A 'long defence against the non-existent' : Englishness in the poetry of Phillip Larkin
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Le Français en Afrique du sud :étude portant sur la province du cap occidental
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Idéologie et esthétique littéraire dans l'Œvre d'Henri Lopes
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From "sad black stories" to "useful tragedy": Trajectories of hope in Johannesburg from Kgebetli Moele's Room 207 to Perfect Hlongwane's Jozi
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Bestiaries the animal and the human in Mila Kundera's The Unbearable Lightness of Being and J.M. Coetzee's Disgrace
