THE CATALOGUE

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Nº1
The Lure of the Limen: An Introduction to the Concepts, Uses and Problems of Liminality(2006)
Manuel Aguirre

Nº 2
A Style-Guide for Research Students in English Literature (2007)
Manuel Aguirre and Charles Farrell

Nº 3
Hemingway´s Death in the Afternoon from a Liminalist Perspective (2007)
Nancy Bredendick

Nº 4
Theory and History of Reading: A Bibliography (2008)
Daniel Essig

Nº 5
‘Counterfeit hero:’ The Gothic Subversion of Fairytale Structure in Lewis´The Monk (2009)
Raquel García Iglesias

Nº 6
Passion,Reason and Freedom: The Complexity of the Discourse of Passion in Matthew Lewis´The Monk (2009)
Beatriz Sánchez Santos

Nº 7
Why "Modernism" Will Not Do as a Literary or Art-Historical Term
Esteban Pujals Gesalí

Nº 8
"The Song remains": Necessity of Fiction in Terry Pratchett´s The Last Hero
Elena Bermejo

Nº 9
The Threshold as Organizing Principle in Neo-Slave Narrative
Isabel Soto

Nº 10
Reading Liminality
Manuel Aguirre

Nº 11
Between Empathy and Apathy
Ineke Jolink

Nº 12
Towards a Typology of Transitions
Manuel Aguirre

Nº 13
Anxiety of Emptiness within Liminal Spacetime in Film,Music,Dance and Painting
Mary Farrell

Nº 14
Bloodborne: System Dominants, Liminality and the Lure of Resistance in Video Games
Verónica Frejo Marañón

Nº 15
Liminal Ethics-The Doctrine of the Middle Way in Don Delillo´s Zero K
Simon Pritchard

Nº 16
Modelling The Limen
Manuel Aguirre

Nº 17
A re-imagined Identity of Diasporic Writers
Francisco Fuente

Nº 18
A conceptual Framework for the Study of Liminality and Transitions
The LIMEN Research Group

Nr º19
From Labyrinth to Interpretation: Mapping the Narrative Structure and Readers´ Negotiation in Paul Auster´s City of Glass - Tareixa García de Polavieja

Nr º20
Forms of the Threshold Chronotope: A Liminialist Study of Speculative Fiction - Manuel Aguirre- The LIMEN Research Group

Nr º21
"It Seemed a very quiet House"- Manuel Aguirre