This article explores the figure of bestselling author in two short stories by contemporary Argentinian writer Claudia Piñeiro. Using masculine concept ‘escritor de envergadura’ as a starting point, it analyses protagonists ‘La muerte y la canoa’ and ‘Bendito aire Buenos Aires’— both published Quién no— to draw conclusions about Piñeiro’s critique gendered world publishing industry.

Marie Bonaparte (1882-1962) played a critical role in the development of psychoanalysis in France. Her clinical activity is not well known yet she was one of the first female French psychoanalysts. The journalist-writers Alice and Valerio Jahier were Bonaparte's first two patients. She conducted this dual analysis with Rudolph Loewenstein (1898-1976). Alice and Valerio exchanged analysts on sev...

The main objective of this article is the critical study first three works Franco-Lebanese writer, Georgia Makhlouf. This author framed in so-called Francophone Xenographies, a theoretical concept based on wide corpus that includes numerous literary voices arising from imposed or voluntary displacement and turns to French as means expression symbolic host land. structural, discursive, thematic ...

REFRACTING THE REFRACTION: ANDRZEJ BUSZA’S TRANSLATION THEORY AND CANON OF CONTEMPORARY STUDIES The article discusses the less-known theory of translation put forward by Andrzej Busza – a Polish-Canadian writer and translator, professor University British Columbia co-founder “Kontynenty” group in London. Busza, also esteemed as poet scholar studying writings Joseph Conrad, presented his views o...