10.05.2013, 12:31
Et le sommaire du tome 10 à paraître cet été : http://kalimac.blogspot.dk/2013/05/tolki...ement.html
Claudio A. Testi, "Tolkien's Work: Is it Christian or Pagan?: A proposal for a 'synthetic' approach"
Nils Ivar Agøy, "Vague or Vivid?: Descriptions in The Lord of the Rings"
Hope Rogers, "No Triumph without Loss: Problems of Intercultural Marriage in Tolkien's Works"
Thomas Honegger, "My Most Precious Riddle: Eggs and Rings Revisited"
Michael Organ, "Tolkien's Japonisme: Prints, Dragons and a Great Wave"
Renée Vink, "'Jewish' Dwarves: Tolkien and anti-Semitic stereotyping"
Derek Shank, "'The Web of Story': Structuralism in Tolkien's 'On Fairy-stories'"
Benjamin Saxton, "Tolkien and Bakhtin on Authorship, Literary Freedom, and Alterity"
Notes and Documents :
Kris Swank, "Tom Bombadil's Last Song: Tolkien's 'Once Upon A Time'"
Book Reviews :
An Hobad, translated by Nicholas Williams, and Hobbitus Ille, translated by Mark Walker, reviewed by Harley J. Sims
The Quenya Alphabet, edited by Arden R. Smith, reviewed by Edith L. Crowe
The Art of The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien, by Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull, reviewed by Sarah Beach
Exploring J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit, by Corey Olsen, and There and Back Again, by Mark Atherton, reviewed by Jason Fisher
Green Suns and Faërie, by Verlyn Flieger, reviewed by John D. Rateliff
The Broken Scythe, edited by Roberto Arduini and Claudio A. Testi, reviewed by John Garth
A Hobbit Journey, by Matthew Dickerson, and A Hobbit Devotional, by Ed Strauss, reviewed by Donald T. Williams
Merlin DeTardo, "The Year's Work in Tolkien Studies 2010"
Rebecca Epstein, David Bratman, and Merlin DeTardo, "Bibliography (In English) for 2011"
Claudio A. Testi, "Tolkien's Work: Is it Christian or Pagan?: A proposal for a 'synthetic' approach"
Nils Ivar Agøy, "Vague or Vivid?: Descriptions in The Lord of the Rings"
Hope Rogers, "No Triumph without Loss: Problems of Intercultural Marriage in Tolkien's Works"
Thomas Honegger, "My Most Precious Riddle: Eggs and Rings Revisited"
Michael Organ, "Tolkien's Japonisme: Prints, Dragons and a Great Wave"
Renée Vink, "'Jewish' Dwarves: Tolkien and anti-Semitic stereotyping"
Derek Shank, "'The Web of Story': Structuralism in Tolkien's 'On Fairy-stories'"
Benjamin Saxton, "Tolkien and Bakhtin on Authorship, Literary Freedom, and Alterity"
Notes and Documents :
Kris Swank, "Tom Bombadil's Last Song: Tolkien's 'Once Upon A Time'"
Book Reviews :
An Hobad, translated by Nicholas Williams, and Hobbitus Ille, translated by Mark Walker, reviewed by Harley J. Sims
The Quenya Alphabet, edited by Arden R. Smith, reviewed by Edith L. Crowe
The Art of The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien, by Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull, reviewed by Sarah Beach
Exploring J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit, by Corey Olsen, and There and Back Again, by Mark Atherton, reviewed by Jason Fisher
Green Suns and Faërie, by Verlyn Flieger, reviewed by John D. Rateliff
The Broken Scythe, edited by Roberto Arduini and Claudio A. Testi, reviewed by John Garth
A Hobbit Journey, by Matthew Dickerson, and A Hobbit Devotional, by Ed Strauss, reviewed by Donald T. Williams
Merlin DeTardo, "The Year's Work in Tolkien Studies 2010"
Rebecca Epstein, David Bratman, and Merlin DeTardo, "Bibliography (In English) for 2011"
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