No. 25 (2022): Special Issue: Contact, Contamination, Contagion in English Linguistic, Literary and Cultural Communication

Dossier: CONTAct, CONTAmination, CONTAgion

• Pandemic and Linguistic Contamination in News Reporting: Social and Communicative Aspects

  Michele Russo

  7-19

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• An Ideological Analysis of the Former President Donald Trump’s Tweets During the COVID‑19 Pandemic

  Giulia Magazzù

  21-35

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• "If I'm contagious, I may infect other people" An anatomy of CONTAGION

  Marco Bagli

  37-54

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• Shakespeare and the Covid-19 vaccine in the British and European news: An analysis of partially filled constructions (PFCs) and snowclones

  Fabio Ciambella

  55-65

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• When When Contagion Sounds Hilarious Word-for-Word Translation as a Means for Fun

  Angela Sileo

  67-78

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• “Crime is disease”: Contamination of Media in BBC Sherlock

  Eleonora Sasso

  79-90

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• The Contamination between Stylistics and Cognitive Poetics: an analysis of Lord Randal

  Emma Pasquali

  91-107

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• A Pragmatic Analysis of Cont(r)acts in Congreve’s The Way of the World

  Valentina Rossi

  109-120

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• Contagions The Sleeping Beauty topos in The Monk and Dracula

  Paolo Pepe

  121-138

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• La deumanizzazione del corpo nero: mostruosità e contagio in The Life and Adventures of Jonathan Jefferson Whitlaw di Frances Trollope e The Monster di Stephen Crane

  Elisabetta Marino

  139-148

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• Neo-Victorian Contaminations: The Hybrid and Virulent Nature of Female Gothic in Penny Dreadful Women Characters

  Alessandra Serra

  149-158

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• “One writes of scars healed, a loose parallel to the pathology of the skin, but there is no such thing in the life of an individual”: The question of psychoanalysis in Tender Is the Night by Francis Scott Fitzgerald

  Marta Lucari

  159-176

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• “O Rose thou art sick”. Unravelling social implications of body and mind’s sickness in William Blake’s poems of experience.

  Marta Fabi

  177-189

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• Contact and Contamination Modes: An Analysis of Intertextual and Paratextual Elements in Alasdair Gray’s Poor Things (1992)

  Alberta Boschi

  191-202

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