Sommario
Poetiche
| Always on the Other Side | |
| Pietro Deandrea | 7-9 |
| Arms Outstretched | |
| Roy McFarlane | 10-11 |
| In Memoriam: Wilson Harris | |
| John Thieme | 12-14 |
| Bridging the Divide (A Voice from the Other) | |
| Lance Henson | 15-16 |
| Poems | |
| Tom Petsinis | 17-19 |
| Poems | |
| Jaydeep Sarangi | 20-22 |
Articoli
| Elsewhere and Here: Revisiting the Colonial Encounter from the Perspective of the Global South in The Gurugu Pledge | |
| Roger Bromley | 23-33 |
| "We Need New Names" by NoViolet Bulawayo. Paradigms of Migration: The Flight and the Fall | |
| Carmen Concilio | 34-51 |
| In Every Holt and Heath: Spatial Counter-Actions in Contemporary British Literature on Migrants | |
| Pietro Deandrea | 52-64 |
| Migration and Multiplicity of Belonging in Caryl Phillips | |
| Paola Della Valle | 65-74 |
| Re-Drawing Heterotopias: Challenging Refugee Camps as Other Spaces in Kate Evans’ Threads: From the Refugee Crisis | |
| Ilaria Oddenino | 75-84 |
| L’identità femminile – personale, sociale e globale – in Love in a Headscarf di Janmohamed e The Caged Virgin di Hirsi Ali | |
| Ellen Patat | 85-100 |
| Hostile Country, Hospitable Language: Telling Stories to Survive History. Contemporary Attempts in British Literature and Theatre to Reshape the Language of Migration | |
| Daniela Salusso | 101-111 |
| “Not South”: The Great Migration in Langston Hughes’ “One-Way Ticket” | |
| Adriano Elia | 112-124 |
| From and to Paris: Experiences of Migration in The Book of Salt | |
| Nadia Priotti | 125-134 |
| Passages to India: Santha Rama Rau’s Adaptation of E. M. Forster’s Novel for the Stage | |
| Paola Carmagnani | 135-148 |
| Memory and Negotiations of Identity in Train to Pakistan | |
| Giuseppe De Riso | 149-160 |
| The Enigma of Identity: A Reading of Anil’s Ghost by Michael Ondaatje | |
| Pier Paolo Piciucco | 161-172 |
| Le sirene in Tomasi di Lampedusa e le possibili fonti | |
| Fabiana Savorgnan Cergneu di Brazzà | 173-179 |
| Traditional Hindu Elements in Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss | |
| Maria Camilla Di Tullio | 180-190 |
| Rooting Identities: Derek Walcott’s Connection(s) with the Caribbean Environment | |
| Mattia Mantellato | 191-204 |
| The Ground Beneath Her Feet: Myth, Migration and Identity in Salman Rushdie | |
| Pierpaolo Martino | 205-214 |
| Old Calabria di Norman Douglas come ricerca del senso perduto | |
| Miriam Sette | 215-226 |
| Archaeologies of Diving: Paul Carter’s Engagement with Italy | |
| Paul Carter, Roberta Trapè | 227-238 |
Recensioni
| Imagination, Meditation and the Mind: Reflections on Coleridge and Contemplation | |
| Antonella Riem Natale | 239-247 |
| Forme dell’interregno | |
| Serena Guarracino | 248-250 |
| Dialoghi traduttologici | |
| Franca Cavagnoli | 251-253 |
| Narrating the Passions. New Perspectives from Modern and Contemporary Literature | |
| Claudia Cao | 254-257 |
| Sguardo inglese e Mediterraneo italiano | |
| Marta Cariello | 258-260 |
| La letteratura dal punto di vista degli scrittori | |
| Giuseppina Botta | 261-267 |
| Criticism in the Optative Mood: Antonella Riem’s A Gesture of Reconciliation | |
| Paul Kane | 268-271 |
Interviste
| The Legacy of Conquest: In Conversation with Sir Wilson Harris | |
| John Thieme | 272-282 |
| Painting the Australian Landscape with a South-Asian Brush: An Interview with Roanna Gonsalves | |
| Pilar Royo-Grasa | 283-293 |
| The Journey of a Poet: An Interview of Bibhu Padhi | |
| Mahuya Bhaumik | 294-297 |