Vol.64No.32018
Bad Subjects and the Transnational Minjung: The Poetry of Jason Koo and Ed Bok Lee
Robert Grotjohn
page: 307-327
Difference, not Differentiation: The Thingness of Language in Sun Yung Shin’s Skirt Full of Black
Haerin Shin
page: 329-345
The Formation of Korean-ness and the Advent of the Split-Consciousness: Embracing Multiple Realities in Yeom Sangseop’s Mansejeon
Steven D. Capener
page: 347-360
Shakespeare’s Roman Plays and His Skepticism
Woosoo Park
page: 361-381
Things That Might Occur When Objects Show Up: A Story of Life of Things and Their Ethics in Wordsworth’s Early Works
Hyeuk Kyu Joo
page: 383-401
Failing the Game Quests in James Joyce’s “Araby”
Sungjin Jang
page: 403-414
The Eluded Allusion: A Satirical Reading of Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness
Seogkwang Lee
page: 415-432
The Haunted Black South and the Alternative Oceanic Space: Jesmyn Ward’s Sing, Unburied, Sing
Sodam Choi
page: 433-451
Changing Identities and the Legacy of Black Fanaticism in The Confessions of Nat Turner and Two Films Entitled The Birth of a Nation
Seongeun Jin
page: 453-468
Scale, Untranslatability, Cultural Translation, and World Literature
Youngmin Kim
page: 469-481
2017 JELL Forum on Literature and Human Rights: A Roundtable “Narrating Rights: Literary Texts and Human, Nonhuman, and Inhuman Demands”
Youngmin Kim
page: 483-530