Reality and Imagination in Palestinian and Israeli Children’s Literature

The Queer Body and the Boundaries of Citizenship in Iraq

Neither traitor nor impostor: the translator as a conduit of meaning, a builder of cultural bridges, and a facilitator of dialogue among peoples

Mandela is analyzed here less as an heroic historical figure than a contested symbol of transition between political epochs. A reflection on neoliberalism, generational rupture, and the unfinished promises of post-apartheid South Africa.

From Siegfried Kracauer to Abdullah Al-Baradouni: Reading Yemen through poetry, fiction, and cultural analysis as a way of tracing the hidden dynamics of power, illusion, and collapse before they surface as reality

Historical catastrophes beyond the present: intermittent plague, climate crises and geopolitical transformations from Justinian I to the Abbasid Caliphate

On canon formation, linguistic diversity and literature beyond the centre

Why Literatur.Review needs support now – and why independent literary criticism is not a luxury.

Between resistance and creative appropriation: how African artists are transforming the Western theatrical canon to create cultural self-determination and new forms of expression

Language, power and migration in an unfinished decolonisation – the case of Western Sahara