This special issue on “Mobility and American (Non)Fiction” was co-edited by José Duarte (School of Arts and Humanities, University of Lisbon) and Mihaela Precup (American Studies Program, University of Bucharest).
MOBILITY AND AMERICAN (NON)FICTION
Table of Contents
Elena Furlanetto. Across Rivers and Selves: Mobile Identities in 19th-Century American Literature of Enslavement and Escape
Cameron Williams Crawford. Mobility and Identity in Ladee Hubbard’s The Talented Ribkins
Catarina Moura. Transnationality and Incorporation in the American Road: Valeria Luiselli’s Lost Children Archive (2019)
Teresa Pereira. “Jus’ hol’ yuh breath an’ kick”: Queer Self-Made Womanhood in Nicole Dennis-Benn’s “Swimmer”
Alice Carletto. William Least Heat-Moon’s American Travels: Representing Spaces through the American Road Narrative
Lara Bulger. Controlling Migration: How Martha of the North and Exile Reclaim Inuit Sovereignty
Karine Bertrand and Claire Gray. Moving out of the Background: Québec Women Filmmakers and the American Roads
Filipa Rosário. “Flowing Perpetually Outward”: Quest and Journey in Terrence Malick’s The Thin Red Line (1998)