Paris as ‘Other’: George Moore, Kate Chopin and French literary escape routes

Kate Stewart Our Children and Other Animals

At the very beginning of their book Cole and Stewart introduce us to a paradoxical concept of “the juxtaposition of death and delight”. They wish to further explore it as a commonly accepted occurrence in today’s marketing and media, most often seen in the linking of likeable, animated animal characters with promotional fast food meals which contain mutilated animal body parts (Cole, Stewart: 4...

Literary Routes: Migration, Islands, and the Creative Economy

Literary Routes: Migration, Islands, and the Creative Economy

Visualizing Literary Influence in The Paris Review Interviews

This project extracts information about literary influence from a series of interviews with writers in The Paris Review and presents a tool for visualizing this influence in a meaningful way that allows users to explore the networks surrounding writers of interest. A central design choice is the presentation to the user of the analogous source text from which each edge of the graph is derived, ...

, Ruth Barley , Gina Higgin bottom , Kate Gerrish and George TH Ellison

Since the landmark introduction of an ethnic group question to the 1991 Census (Bulmer, 1996) and the influential Fourth National Survey of Ethnic Minorities in 1993-4 (Modood et al., 1997), the volume of social research addressing ethnicity has grown dramatically in the UK. Social researchers are increasingly required to produce evidence capable of informing policy and practice development tha...