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The Modern Language Review is the official quarterly journal of the Modern Humanities Research Association. Published in January, April, July, and October each year, MLR contains articles and book reviews on modern and medieval European (including English and Latin American) languages, literatures, and cultures (including medieval and neo-Latin, and cinema).

Modern Language Review is the official quarterly journal of the Modern Humanities Research Association. Published in January, April, July, and October each year, MLR contains articles and book reviews on modern and medieval European (including English and Latin American) languages, literatures, and cultures (including medieval and neo-Latin, and cinema). Contents: Peter Yoonsuk Paik, 'Destiny, Discretion, and the Demonic: On Isak Dinesen's "...

Modern Language Review is the official quarterly journal of the Modern Humanities Research Association. Published in January, April, July, and October each year, MLR contains articles and book reviews on modern and medieval European (including English and Latin American) languages, literatures, and cultures (including medieval and neo-Latin, and cinema). Contents: Bare Bodies and Technical Language in Kafka and Beckett Prince Henry's Death i...

The January 2023 issue of Modern Language Review Contents Mining and Writing: Corrie, Malva, Mousseron Narrating the Monster in Early Modern England Thomas Mann's Nietzsche and the German Reformation Book reviews

The January 2023 issue of Modern Language Review Contents Saramago, Yu, and the Legibility of Crisis Edward Thomas's Reviews George Sand's La Marquise Patrizia Valduga's Cento quartine Pushkin's 'The Coffin-Maker' Queer Celebrity in Aleksandrov (Durova) Book reviews

The October 2022 issue of Modern Language Review Contents Massinger's Roman Actor and Rotrou's Saint Genest Dirt and Truth in Serao and Zola Pilgrimage, Place, and Saint Frideswide Gavino Ledda in the Tavianis' Padre padrone María de Zayas's Aventurarse perdiendo Reinaldo Arenas's Arturo, la estrella más brillante Speeches in Support of Exhibitions about National Socialism Book reviews

The July 2022 issue of Modern Language Review Contents Coincidence in Edgar Allan Poe and Jakub Arbes Earthly and Eternal Cities in Tennyson's Idylls The Belgian Contribution to French Decadent Aesthetics Fictions of the Zola Trial Pre-Petrarchan Vernacular Authors in Fifteenth-Century Italy The Gunpowder Plot in Early Modern German Texts Bridal Mysticism in Early Modern Ukraine Book reviews

The April 2022 issue of Modern Language Review Volume 117 Part 2 April 2022 Contents Some Medieval Representations of the Peacock Editing Tourneur's Volpone Russian Popular Music and Language Choice Reading Malone Dies with Bergson and Blanchot Doctrine, Dialogue, and Drama in Inferno xi Animals, Sexuality, and Destruction in Gogol¿'s Mirgorod Book reviews

Roland Barthes at the Collège de France studies the four lecture courses given by Roland Barthes in Paris between 1977 and 1980, placing Barthes's teaching within institutional, intellectual, and personal contexts. Theoretically wide-ranging, Lucy O'Meara's account focuses on Barthes's pedagogical style and the insights they provide into his written works, including his focus on essayism and fragmentation and the negotiation between singularit...