Introduction

borderlands and liminality across philosophy and literature

Jessica Elbert Decker, Dylan Winchock

1-18

Ethics at the border

transmitting migrant experiences

Filippo Menozzi

21-40

Land, territory and border

liminality in contemporary Israeli literature

Adia Mendelson-Maoz

41-59

Zones of maximal translatability

borderspace and women's time

Heather H. Yeung

61-81

A search for colonial histories

The conquest by Yxta Maya Murray

Salvador C. Fernández

85-103

Transforming borders

resistant liminality in beloved, song of Solomon, and Paradise

Danielle Russell

105-122

"Gone over on the other side"

passing in Chesnutt's The house behind the cedars

Irina Negrea

123-141

Queering and gendering Aztlán

Anzaldúa's feminist reshaping of the Chicana/o nation in the US–Mexico borderlands

Tereza Jiroutová Kynčlová

145-166

Achilles and the (sexual) history of being

William Koch

167-186

Borderland spaces of the third kind

erotic agency in Plato and Octavia Butler

Jessica Elbert Decker

187-211

Alice's parallel series

Carroll, Deleuze, and the "stuttering sense" of the world

Andrea Oppo

215-233

Cultural liminality

gender, identity, and margin in the uncanny stories of Elizabeth Bowen

Paromita Mukherjee

235-252

Crossing the utopiaN/apocalyptic border

the anxiety of forgetting in Paul Auster's in the country of last things

Dylan Winchock

253-270