BY ROBERT WOOD, MATTHEW WYANT, CHRISTOPHER S. BRETHERTON, JASMINE RÉMILLARD, PAVLOS KOLLIAS, JENNIFER FLETCHER, JAYSON STEMMLER, SIMONE DE SZOEKE, SANDRA YUTER, MATTHEW MILLER, DAVID MECHEM, GEORGE TSELIOUDIS, J. CHRISTINE CHIU, JULIAN A. L. MANN, EWAN J. O’CONNOR, ROBIN J. HOGAN, XIQUAN DONG, MARK MILLER, VIRENDRA GHATE, ANNE JEFFERSON, QILONG MIN, PATRICK MINNIS, RABINDRA PALIKONDA, BRUCE ALB...

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by RobeRt Wood, MattheW Wyant, ChRistopheR s. bRetheRton, JasMine RéMillaRd, pavlos Kollias, JennifeR fletCheR, Jayson steMMleR, siMone de szoeKe, sandRa yuteR, MattheW MilleR, david MeCheM, GeoRGe tselioudis, J. ChRistine Chiu, Julian a. l. Mann, eWan J. o’ConnoR, Robin J. hoGan, Xiquan donG, MaRK MilleR, viRendRa Ghate, anne JeffeRson, qilonG Min, patRiCK Minnis, RabindRa paliKonda, bRuCe alb...

The article proposes a conversation on Cognitive Literary Studies with Marco Caracciolo, Monika Fludernik, Patrick Colm Hogan and Karin Kukkonen. Starting from methodological reflection the interdisciplinarity of this field, scholars were asked to consider its foundations by focusing relationship between science literature, lastly ponder prospects narrative theory, cognitive narratology literar...

According to Patrick Colm Hogan, in the US academic context, few people in literary theory or comparative literature have much familiarity with non-Western literary theories, and fewer still have research expertise in the field. While working on a project in non-Western literary theory, he was surprised to find that many of his friends and colleagues found it difficult to understand what non-We...

Richard Hockey Because of the nature of the analysis used in this study [1], no conclusion is possible. There are plenty of examples in the literature demonstrating the “ecological fallacy”. Studies such as this have very little utility other than to generate hypotheses. I tend to think that this association is a marker for greater recognition and treatment for depression. However, it’s a brave...