Vol. 6 No. 1 (2017): Shattered

Critical Articles

• Cover & Contributors

  The Editors

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• Table of Contents

  The Editors

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• Letter from the Editors

  The Editors

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• Shattered Ethics: Abandoned Objects as Ethical Affordances

  Adam Lovasz

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• Shattered Encounters: From My Father's House (1947) to My Father's House (2008)

  Liat Steir-Livny

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• Dystopian and Utopian Homecomings in Shimmer Chinodya’s Harvest of Thorns and Olley Maruma’s Coming Home

  Tanaka Chidora, Sheunesu Mandizvidza

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• Picking Up the Pieces: Embodied Theory in Bessie Head’s A Question of Power

  Elinor Rooks

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• Shattered Masculinity and Violence in Walker Percy's Lancelot: Apocalypse Now

  Rachel Willis

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• Zahra: a Shattered Body and Voice from Lebanon

  Mireille Rebeiz

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• The Bondage and Subsequent Agency of Violet in Toni Morrison’s Jazz

  Melanie Anne Marotta

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• In Search of the "Telling Detail": Ian McEwan, Briony Tallis, and the Demands of Authorship

  Matthew Duffus

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• Shattering Silence and Stereotypes: Rihanna's Lyrical Reaction to Spectacular Violence

  Melinda Anne Mills

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• Betwixt and Between: How Male and Female Audiences Engaged with the "Magnetic Girl" to Complicate Fin-de-Siècle Gender Roles

  Elizabeth Lowry

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• Art in the Streets of a Shattered City

  Anne Kristiina Kurjenoja, María Emilia Ismael

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