Etudes anglaises N°67/3 juil-sep 2014

Marie-Françoise ALAMICHEL : “This wyde world, which that men seye is round” : Movement and Meaning in The Franklin's TaleGisèle VENET : More “flies in amber” ? or, of Topicalities, Dictionaries and Poetics in Love's Labour's LostAlexandra POULAIN : “False impression(s)” : Writing in The Importance of Being Earnest Marta DVORAK : “the other side of dailiness” : Alice Munro's Melding of Realism and Romance in Dance of the Happy Shades Héliane VENTURA : Le village chaosmique d'Alice Munro.Christophe GILLISSEN : A United Kingdom ? Ireland, the Union, and Government Responses to the Great Famine.