Multiculturalism, Multilingualism and the Self: Literature and Culture Studies

Chapter 1 Fear of Multilingualism and the Uses of Nostalgia in Ivan Vladislavić’s The Restless Supermarket

Chapter 2 The Self Between “Two Incongruous and Incompatible Cultures” in Paul Bowles’s The Sheltering Sky

Chapter 3 Kazuo Ishiguro’s Buried Giant as a Contemporary Revision of Medieval Tropes

Chapter 4 Multiculturalism, the Foreign and Early Gothic Novels

Chapter 5 The House Sofi Built: Critique of Multiculturalism and Christian Patriarchy in Ana Castillo’s So Far from God

Chapter 6 Literary Presentations of Polish Immigrants in England: Where the Devil Can’t Go by Anya Lipska and Madame Mephisto by A.M. Bakalar

Chapter 7 “Convergence of Different Threads”: Tom Stoppard’s Dogg’s Hamlet, Cahoot’s Macbeth

Chapter 8 The Matter of Cosmopolis. Multi-Cultural Motifs in Geoffrey Chaucer’s Work (With a Special Emphasis on The Shipman’s Tale and the Character of the Shipman)

Chapter 9 Finessing the Multilingual World in Commercial English Cinema

Chapter 10 Spaceflight as the (Trans)National Spectacle: Transforming Technological Sublime and Panoramic Realism in Early IMAX Space Films

Chapter 11 Multiculturalism in Video Game Studies: An Inquiry into the Current Research and Perspectives for Study

Chapter 12 An Haughty Sniff Versus a Spoonful of Sugar, or Who Is Mary Poppins?

Chapter 13 Reading Ethnic American Children’s Literature and the Questions of Cultural Authenticity

Chapter 14 Native American Lives in Between Cultures in Selected Contemporary Self-narratives