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Credits: Sandrine Pincemaille

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ISBN 978-2-7535-5056-8

• Michelle Ryan-Sautour, Gérald Préher and Linda Collinge-Germain
  General Foreword [Full text]

• Special Section: Affect and the Short Story and Cycle

  • Robert M. Luscher
    Foreword to Special Section: Affect and the Short Story and Cycle [Full text]
  • Paul Ardoin and Fiona McWilliam
    Introduction: On the Stickiness of the Short Story and the Cycle [Full text]
  • Daniel Davis Wood
    To See the Lives of Others Through the Eyes of God: The Affectivity of Literary Aesthetics in the Short Stories of Edward P. Jones [Full text]
  • Rachel Lister
    “Preposterous Adventures”: Affective Encounters in the Short Story Cycle [Full text]
  • Rebecca Cross
    Yearning, Frustration, and Fulfillment: The Return Story in Olive Kitteridge and Kissing in Manhattan [Full text]
  • Fiona McWilliam
    “The Young and Romantic Will Like It”: The Abolitionist Short Stories of Lydia Maria Child [Full text]
  • Dennis Meyhoff Brink
    Affective Atmospheres in the House of Usher [Full text]
  • Kuo Chia-chen
    The Affectivity of Music in Virginia Woolf’s
    “The String Quartet” [Full text]
  • Rob Welch
    Reading Structures of Feeling in Stephen Crane’s “The Blue Hotel” [Full text]
  • Roundtable: Affect, the Short Story, and the Cycle [Full text]

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  • Daniela Janes
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  • Thomas O'Grady
    The Geography of the Imagination: Benedict Kiely’s Dubliners [Full text]
  • Timothy K. Nixon
    Immigration, Ethnicity, and Race in Alice Dunbar-Nelson’s “Tony’s Wife” [Full text]
  • Brian Jansen
    “Betch you’ bootsh!”: Jewish Humour, Jewish Identity, and Yiddish Literary Traditions in Abraham Cahan’s Yekl [Full text]
  • Yair Solan
    Housebreakers and Peeping Toms: Voyeurism in John Cheever’s Early Suburban Stories [Full text]

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