Journal of European Studies

Article	Citations
To Woody Allen’s Rome with Love: Four city profiles	7
By the waters of the Tiber: Viacheslav Ivanov, Aleksandr Grechaninov and Russian culture in interwar Europe	5
Mirrors and envelopes: John Berger and Eva Figes’ Light (1983)	4
Depicting European federalists in fiction: Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi in Bernhard Setzwein’s Der böhmische Samurai (2017) and Heinrich Mann in Colm Tóibín’s The Magician (2021)	4
Book Reviews: Sean Ireton and Caroline Schaumann (eds): Mountains and the German Mind: Translations from Gessner to Meissner, 1541–2009	4
From defying to (re-)defining Europe in Viktor Orbán’s discourse about the past	3
Book Review: David Wyn Jones: The Strauss Dynasty & Habsburg Vienna	3
Book Review: Patrick McDonagh: Gay and Lesbian Activism in the Republic of Ireland, 1973-93	3
The vicissitudes of bilingualism and plurilingualism in the European Union	3
Book Reviews: David Moon, Nicholas B. Breyfogle and Alexandra Bekasova (eds): Place and Nature: Essays in Russian Environmental History	3
Book Review: G.C. Peden: Churchill, Chamberlain and Appeasement	2
Qian Zhongshu’s continuation and expansion of Lessing’s Laokoon	2
Book Review: Uwe Schütte (ed.): The Cambridge Companion to Krautrock	2
European movements for confluent love: Revealing romantic delusions with the Scandinavian Modern Breakthrough and Comedy Italian Style	2
Book Reviews: Gabriel Josipovici: Forgetting	2
Book Reviews: Henry T. Edmondson III and Peter C. Mentzel (eds): Imagining Europe: Essays on the Past, Present, and Future of the European Union	2
Face-covering accessory and rhetorical figure: The mask in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century France and its legacy in contemporary French society	2
Joe Darlington: The Experimentalists: The Life and Times of the British Experimental Writers of the 1960s	2
Introduction: Imagery of blackness and colonial fantasies in Central and Eastern European modernism	2
The role of Christianity in the European Union’s heritage and history initiatives	1
Book Reviews: Carole Angier: Speak, Silence: In Search of W. G. Sebald	1
Ukrainian identity in the images and symbols of Olena Kulchytska’s graphic works	1
Digital Europeanism and extending the literary Europeanist discourse: The Twitter feeds of @PulseofEurope and @mycountryeurope	1
Painted eggs in the Muslim and Christian traditions	1
Narrative and the mapping of Diaspora Space: Liminalities and subjectivities in the ‘Happy Multicultural Land’ of Zadie Smith’s White Teeth	1

Book Reviews: Paul W. Werth: 1837: Russia’s Quiet Revolution	1
Creating a Blutbuche and Barebacking archive: An analysis of Kim de l’Horizon’s Blutbuch (2022)	1
David A. Harrisville: The Virtuous Wehrmacht: Crafting the Myth of the German Soldier on the Eastern Front, 1941–1944	1
Rethinking the multiple meanings of the Mediterranean through Lawrence Osborne’s Beautiful Animals (2017)	1
The temptation of luck: The Machiavellian prince and the Hobbesian sovereign facing moral and honour-motivated responsibilities	0
Editor’s note	0
Book Review: Mererid Puw Davies: Poetic Writing and the Vietnam War in West Germany: On Fire	0
Stanley Corngold: The Mind in Exile: Thomas Mann in Princeton	0
Literary representations of ‘racial mixing’ in Czech modernism	0
Book Review: German Political Tragedy: The Machiavellian Plot and the Necessary Crime German Political Tragedy: The Machiavellian Plot and the Necessary Crime. By RobertsonRitchie. Oxford: Legenda, 20	0
Antonia Wimbush: Autofiction: A Female Francophone Aesthetic of Exile	0
Book Review: Keir Giles: Russia’s War on Everybody: And What it Means for You	0
Polyphony of form and ideas in the works of Milan Kundera	0
Book Review: Hannah Smith: Armies and Political Change in Britain, 1660–1750	0
Book Reviews: François Jullien: There Is No Such Thing as Cultural Identity	0
Book Review: Wolfgang Martin: Schluss mit dem YEAH, YEAH, YEAH?: Die Beatles und die DDR	0
Book Review: Nicole Seifert: ‘Einige Herren sagten etwas dazu’: Die Autorinnen der Gruppe 47 ‘Einige Herren sagten etwas dazu’: Die Autorinnen der Gruppe 47. By SeifertN	0
The effect of immigration on religious beliefs and practices: Romanian immigrants in Belgium, study case	0
A liberal stand-off with deplorables: Adapting Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People from Nietzscheanism through Nazism to Neoliberalism	0
Out of the ruins: Knut Hamsun’s ‘idealism’ and the inheritance of World War I	0
‘Négritude’ as a critique of civilisation in prose fiction and cultural theory of German and French avant-gardes	0
Rethinking biopolitics: COVID-19, differential vulnerabilities and biopolitical rights	0
Book Reviews: Nicolas Lambert: The War Lords and the Gallipoli Disaster: How Globalized Trade Led Britain to its Worst Defeat of the First World War	0
Book Review: Franziska Exeler: Ghosts of War: Nazi Occupation and its Aftermath in Soviet Belarus	0
Marshall Berman’s conception of authenticity: European thought in the American 1960s	0
Embracing embodiedness, desire and failure: Women’s fluid gender performances in Sevgi Soysal’s oeuvre from the 1960s	0
The Soviet occupation of Polish Lwów (September 1939–July 1941) in light of some unpublished British diplomatic reports by John Russell, R.D. Macrae and Thomas Preston	0
Unbounded avant-gardes: On the reciprocity of Central European modernism and the movements for African poetics	0
Book Reviews: Andrew Hussey: Speaking East: The Strange and Enchanted Life of Isodore Isou	0
Platform urbanisation, infrastructures and techno-politics: The turn towards urban citizenship	0
Book Review: Christopher Clark: Revolutionary Spring: Europe Aflame and the Fight for a New World, 1848–1849	0
Book Review: Reclaiming the Nation: The Left-Wing Patriotism of Die Weltbühne in the Weimar Republic Reclaiming the Nation: The Left-Wing Patriotism of Die Weltbühne in the Weimar Republic. By Arscott	0
Introduction: Heritage and the making of ‘Europe’	0
Nowhere at ease: Listening to Syrian refugee trauma in Christy Lefteri’s The Beekeeper of Aleppo (2019)	0
Rachel Chin: War of Words: Britain, France and Discourses of Empire During the Second World War and Douglas Porch: Defeat and Division: France at War, 1939–42	0
Memory activism in the Republic of Moldova: Last address and Stolpersteine projects	0
Narrating war through visual language: Commemorative activity of ordinary people in Central Ukraine (Poltava oblast) in 2014–2021	0
Book Review: Anne Grydehøj: Contemporary French and Scandinavian Crime Fiction: Citizenship, Gender and Ethnicity	0
Book Review: Christina Parker-Flynn: Artificial Generation: Photogenic French Literature and the Prehistory of Cinematic Modernity	0
Book Reviews: Dorinda Outram: Four Fools in the Age of Reason: Laughter, Cruelty, and Power in Early Modern Germany	0
Book Review: Alberto Bertozzi: Plotinus on Love: An Introduction to his Metaphysics through the Concept of Eros	0
Book Reviews: Reviews Editor’s valedictory note	0
Book Review: Nicola Karcher and Markus Lundström: Nordic Fascism: Fragments of an Entangled History	0
Imperialism and literature: An imperialism-oriented reading of modern Turkish literature	0
Book Reviews: Robert Lethbridge (ed.): Émile Zola, Critique littéraire et artistique. Vol. 1: Écrits sur l’art	0
Lviv relived in exile: Józef Wittlin and Mόj Lwów [My Lwów]	0
Book Review: Dieter Stolz: Günter Grass: Der SchriftstellerDorothee Neuhaus and Volker Neuhaus: Katalogisierung und Kommentierung der Jugendlektüren von Günter Grass in den 1930er und frühen	0
Challenging patriarchal motherhood: A critical analysis of fictional mothers in Caryl Phillips’ The Final Passage and The Lost Child	0
Heritage and the ‘Heartland’: Architectural and urban heritage in the discourse and practice of the populist far right	0
Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Martin Sixsmith: The Russia Conundrum: How the West Fell for Putin’s Power Gambit – And How to Fix It	0

Book Review: Sven Hanuschek: Arno Schmidt: Biografie	0
The invention of the European legal tradition and the narrative of rights	0
Redefining Vygotsky’s early works as a theory of aesthetics	0
Book Reviews: Muireann Maguire and Timothy Langen (eds): Reading Backwards: An Advance Retrospective on Russian Literature	0
The use of collective memory in the populist messaging of Marine Le Pen	0
Book Review: Sebastian Kaufmann: Kommentar zu Nietzsches ‘Die fröhliche Wissenschaft’ [Historischer und kritischer Kommentar zu Friedrich Nietzsches Werken, vols 3/2.1 and 3/2.2]	0
Technocratic totalitarianism: Gunnar Kaiser and dissident discourse in pandemic-era Germany	0
Paris: A Poem by Hope Mirrlees: The liminal world of Paris in 1919	0
The fall of a city: Refugees, exodus and exile in Ernest Hemingway’s Istanbul, 1922	0
Book Review: Patrick Wright: The Sea View Has Me Again: Uwe Johnson in Sheerness	0
Breaking the borders: Gender dynamics in STEM portrayals in Turkish Netflix series	0
‘Restoring friendship and confidence as far as possible between the inimical nations’: Post-World War I Berlin through English eyes	0
Berlin in English: The German capital in recent Anglophone fiction	0
Lesley Chamberlain: Street Life and Morals: German Philosophy in Hitler’s Lifetime	0
Book Review: Margaret Parry: Mauriac, Makine, Berdiaev: Roman, Ineffable du mot et Recherche Spirituelle Jeanyves Guérin: Le Bloc-notes de François Mauria	0
On colonial bodies: Poetics and politics of blackness in Russian modernism	0
Book Reviews: Wendy Z. Goldman and Donald Filtzer: Fortress Dark and Stern: The Soviet Home Front During World War II	0
Traversing borders of representation: Occidentalism in a Moroccan traveller’s account of Britain’s modernity	0
Book Reviews: Ian Ona Johnson: Faustian Bargain. The Soviet-German Partnership and the Origins of the Second World War	0
Preface	0
Crafting history in real time: The count-duke of Olivares, the Holy Roman Empire and generalissimo Wallenstein on the Spanish stage (1632–1634)	0
Changes in the representation of heroes in contemporary Ukrainian cinema	0
Book Reviews: Thomas Honickel: Uwe Schütte and Kay Wolfinger (eds): Curriculum Vitae: Die W. G. Sebald Interviews	0
Stephen’s neurotic self-estrangement: A case study of James Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man	0
Book Review: Silvana Patriarca: Race in Post-Fascist Italy: ‘War Children’ and the Color of the Nation	0
Book Review: Maurizio Isabella: Southern Europe in the Age of Revolutions	0
In memoriam	0
Book Review: Niamh Gallagher: Ireland and the Great War: A Social and Political History	0
Cultural responses to the COVID-19 crisis in Greece: The first wave (March–May 2020)	0
Enticed to settle elsewhere: Magic lantern slides and the transnational creation of European colonial citizens	0
Book Review: Helen Finch: German-Jewish Life Writing in the Aftermath of the Holocaust: Beyond Testimony	0
Book Review: Miłosława Borzyszkowska-Szewczyk and Marta Turska: Walking with Günter Grass: A Literary Mapping of the City	0
Book Review: Paul Robinson: Russian Liberalism	0
Generic images, gendered responses: Virginia Woolf and the representation of belligerent violence	0
Book Reviews: Ian D. Armour: A History of Eastern Europe: 1918 to the Present: Modernisation, Ideology and Nationality	0
Conceptualising Europe from the far right: The mobilisation of intellectual heritage in Germany	0
A macro-nationalist periodical for a new Europe? Franco-Italian exchanges and Latin Renaissance in Cronache della civiltà elleno-latina (1902–1907)	0
Ukraine and Russia, Ireland and Britain: Quasi-colonial subjugation, anti-imperial nationalism and conflict, end of empire, and ‘the lost peace’: A review essay	0
Book Review: Emmanuel Bouju: Epimodernism: Six Memos for Literature Today (trans. R Cooley)	0
Book Review: Holocaust, Zeit und Erzählung: Traumatische Zeiterfahrung in H. G. Adlers Roman Eine Reise Holocaust, Zeit und Erzählung: Traumatische Zeiterfahrung in H. G. Adlers Roman Eine Reise. By M	0
Book Review: Larry Wolff: The Shadow of the Empress: Fairy-Tale Opera and the End of the Habsburg Monarchy	0
Book Review: Karolina Watroba: Mann’s Magic Mountain: World Literature and Closer Reading	0
Hidden histories of scientific voyeurism: The making of the ‘African woman’ for Czech spectators of the late nineteenth century	0
Basque and Occitan in New Aquitaine schools: Philosophical arguments underlying linguistic diversity	0
Conference report on Miasto i Pamięc, ‘Cities and Memory in Eastern Europe’, 27–29 October, 2021.	0
A ‘postcolonial Bildungsroman’? Exploring identity alienation and technological modernity in J. G. Ballard’s Empire of the Sun	0
Book Review: André Rui Graça: Portuguese Cinema (1960–2010): Consumption, Circulation and Commerce	0
On the colour of slavery and servitude in the literary imagination of the German–Polish borderlands	0
Dialogue in and as European heritage	0
Introduction: Re-presenting COVID-19: Biopolitics, digitalisation, citizenship	0
Little willies as community-building heritage: A bottom-up approach to the European Capital of Culture initiative	0
Book Reviews: Jon Stewart: Hegel’s Century: Alienation and Recognition in a Time of Revolution	0
Introduction: The First World War and its Aftermath: Literary Networks and Cultural Encounters	0
Eliza Ablovatski: Revolution and Political Violence in Central Europe: The Deluge of 1919	0
Book Review: Katherine E. Calvert: Modeling Motherhood in Weimar Germany. Political and Psychological Discourses in Women’s Writing	0
Health versus humanity? Three recent German novels on biopolitics and citizenship	0
Book Reviews: Grant Harward: Romania’s Holy War. Soldiers, Motivation, and the Holocaust	0
‘What I shall miss’: European heritage in Tom Lanoye’s Fortress Europe (2005)	0
Book Review: Karl Schlögel: The Soviet Century: Archaeology of a Lost World	0
Book Reviews: Margaret Atack: Jean-François Vilar: Theatres of Crime	0
Last words	0
Inventory of another country: Rebecca West and the legacy of 1918	0
Book Review: Büchners Pflanzen (Büchner’s Plants) Büchners Pflanzen (Büchner’s Plants). By BorgardsRolandMiddelhoffFrederikeKöhringEsther (eds). Berlin; Boston, MA: De Gruyter, 2024. Pp. 213. €79.95.	0
Double palimpsest: History and myth in the poetry of the Gallipoli campaign	0
The depiction of liminality in Christa Wolf’s ‘Self-Experiment’	0
Book Review: Ina Linge: Queer Livability: German Sexual Sciences and Life Writing	0
The lycanthropic ambivalence within the biopolitical operations of the state power in Jo Nesbø’s Macbeth	0
Temporal and spatial dilemmas, chaotic struggles and collective disarray: Memory narratives in Party Going	0
Book Reviews: Thirthankar Chakraborty and Juan Luis Toribio Vazquez (eds): Samuel Beckett as World Literature	0
Symbolism at war: Charles Ricketts and the politics of the stage	0
Academic posing ‘in Black’: Drawings and illustrations by František Kupka	0
Book Review: Richard Wolin: Heidegger in Ruins: Between Philosophy and Ideology	0
Slovenian COVID-19 discourse in the context of verbal as well as physical violence against medical professionals	0
Book Review: James C. Pearce: The Use of History in Putin’s Russia and Anton Weiss-Wendt: Putin’s Russia and the Falsification of History: Reasserting Control of the Past	0
World War I and its aftermath: Reaching for the past and across the Atlantic	0
European dystopias/utopias in Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s Submission: Part I (2004) and Michel Houellebecq’s Submission (2015)	0
‘You do not become a European by choice but by necessity’: The Alsace border region and its opening up to Europe in the writings of Otto Flake, René Schickele and Hermann Wendel	0
Book Review: Uwe Schütte: W.G. Sebald in Context	0
Book Reviews: Jan Matti Dollbaum, Morvan Lallouet and Ben Noble: Navalny: Putin’s Nemesis, Russia’s Future?	0
Ambivalent borders and hybrid culture: The role of culture and exclusion in historical European discourses of migration	0

Book Review: Hilary Brown: Women and Early Modern Cultures of Translation: Beyond the Female Tradition	0
Book Review: Hanna Björg Sigurjónsdóttir and James G. Rice (eds): Understanding Disability Throughout History: Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Iceland from Settlement to 1936	0
Book Reviews: Anthony Adamthwaite: Britain, France and Europe, 1945–1975. The Elusive Alliance	0
Memorability of Romanian dissidence: Ordinary people, secret files and artistic remediations	0
Book Reviews: James Hodkinson and Benedict Schofield (eds): German in the World: The Transnational and Global Contexts of German Studies	0
Riccardo Bernardini: Simboli di rinascita nella Basilica di San Miniato al Monte di Firenze: Da Gioacchino da Fiore a C.G. Jung / Rebirth Symbols in the Basilica of San Miniato al Monte in Florence: F	0
The boring apocalypse: The representation of flat affects in contemporary British pandemic novels	0
Book Review: Paul Julian Smith: Reimagining History in Contemporary Spanish Media: Theater, Cinema, Television, Streaming	0
‘Fruitless circularity’ or moral growth? Reinterpreting the circular mobility in Evelyn Waugh’s Decline and Fall	0
‘A tremor of hope’: Bloomsbury in and after 1918	0
An uncanny dialogue: Lev Shestov’s philosophy as the ‘great art’ of not seeing and Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalytic investigations of the unconscious mind	0
A Europe of stories: Queer cartography and the grammar of hope	0
Enough names on the cover already: The 52-year process behind Jerzy Peterkiewicz, Burns Singer and Christine Brooke-Rose’s translations of Cyprian Norwid	0
Book Review: Jadwiga Biskupska: Survivors: Warsaw Under Nazi Occupation	0
Mental disorders and the ethics of representation in Idioterne (1998)	0
Book Reviews: Stephen Brockmann (ed.): Bertolt Brecht in Context	0
Book Review: Interrupted Stories: Multilingualism in Post-Yugoslav Literature in Germany and Austria Interrupted Stories: Multilingualism in Post-Yugoslav Literature in Germany and Austria. By NowiczI	0
Book Review: Paul Brian Heise: The Wound That Will Never Heal: An Allegorical Interpretation of Richard Wagner’s ‘The Ring of the Nibelung’	0
Book Review: Anna Grzymała-Busse: Sacred Foundations: The Religious and Medieval Roots of the European State Sacred Foundations: The Religious and Medieval Roots of the	0
Book Reviews: Emma Rothschild: An Infinite History: The Story of a Family in France over Three Centuries	0
Agamben’s ‘bare life’ and Grossman’s ethics of senseless kindness	0
Thomas Carlyle, François Guizot and the Brothers Ruffini: An unpublished letter	0
Literary cosmopolitanism in the age of the League of Nations: Vernon Lee, Daniel Halévy and La Revue de Genève	0