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"Beautiful shining order": detective authority in Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express
- Gulddal, Jesper
Anti-Americanism in European literature
Beyond the schools approach: chronological and thematic course designs for teaching literary theory
Clueless: genre, realism and contingency in Ed McBain's early 87th Precinct novels
Contrasting visions: perceptions of America in Henrik Ibsen's 'Pillars of Society'
Crossing the lines: passports and borders as motifs in contemporary migration literature
Detective fiction and the critical-creative nexus
- Gulddal, Jesper, Rolls, Alistair
Fortolkning
Genre
- Gulddal, Jesper, King, Stewart
Henry Fielding's proposals for an internal British passport system
Interpretation
Mobile criticism: Pierre Bayard's irreverent hermeneutics
Narratives of resentment: notes towards a literary history of European anti-Americanism
Paper trails: the Austrian passport system in Stendhal's La Chartreuse de Parme
Passport plots: B. Traven's Das Totenschiff and the chronotope of movement control
Passports: on the politics and cultural impact of modern movement control
- Gulddal, Jesper, Payne, Charlton
Pierre Bayard and the ironies of detective criticism: from text back to work
- Rolls, Alistair, Gulddal, Jesper
Porous borders: the passport as an access metaphor in Laurence Sterne's 'A Sentimental Journey'
Putting people in jail, putting people in books: author characters in Agatha Christie and Dashiell Hammett
Reappropriating Agatha Christie: an introduction
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