Threat

The Editors: Georgina Evans is a College Lecturer and Director of Studies in French at St John's College, Cambridge, with particular interests in cinema, synaesthesia and questions of domesticity. Adam Kay recently completed a doctorate at the University of Cambridge, where he worked on the influence of Greek erotic poetry on Renaissance Europe.

Contents: Georgina Evans/Adam Kay: Introduction - Michael Harrigan : Méchant Chrétien ne sera jamais bon Turc - Roger Baines: Ta mère suce des Schtroumpfs: The Relationship between Face Threat and Solidarity in the Ritual ta mère ... Insult Used by French Adolescents - Emily Butterworth: Borrowed Soldiers, Borrowed Words: The Threat of the Foreign in Montaigne's 'De la phisionomie' - Laura McMahon: Touching Intact: Sophie Calle's Threat to Privacy -Isabelle McNeill: Threat and the Moving Image: Histoire(s) du Cinéma in the Twenty-First Century - Jenny Chamarette: Threatened Corpo-Realities: Decentring and Dissolving Subjectivities in Philippe Grandrieux's La Vie nouvelle - Geraldine McIlwaine: The Threat of the Urban Space in Three Novels by Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio - Michael Seabrook: The Monster under the Bed: Threat to the Couple in the Early Works of Flaubert - Adam Kay: A Beautiful Evil: Erotic Invasion in Ronsard's Amours de Cassandre - Jennifer Burris: Quand on n'est plus qu'une ligne: The Threatened Subject in the Work of Henri Michaux - Jeffrey Kirkwood/David Logan Wright: Between Being and Otherwise: Lacunae, Lévinas and the Threat of Totality - Christopher Watkin: Paul Ricoeur and the Threatened Self.