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| Introduction: Relations between Literary Theory and Memory Studies |
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Urania Milevski, Lena Wetenkamp |
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| Mimesis of Remembering |
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Michael Basseler, Dorothee Birke |
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| Plotting Memory. What Are We Made to Remember When We Read Narrative Texts? |
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Manuel Mühlbacher |
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| The Concept of Liminality as a Theoretical Tool in Literary Memory Studies: Liminal Aspects of Memory in Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children |
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Claudia Mueller-Greene |
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| Inherited Revolution. Narratives in Transgenerational Memory Transfer |
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Ana de Almeida, Christian Wimplinger |
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| Shared Histories in Multiethnic Societies: Literature as a Critical Corrective of Cultural Memory Studies |
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Monika Albrecht |
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| Defining Migration Writing |
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Joanna Kosmalska |
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| Lyric Poetry and the Disorientation of Empathy |
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Wit Pietrzak |
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