Becoming Musicomic: Music and Comics in Resonance by Armelle Blin-Rolland

“…Taking music–comics interactions as its impetus, this article investigates intermediality and audiovisuality through the concept of ‘resonance’, drawing in particular on its use in Deleuzian philosophy. …”
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An MRI study on the articulary properties of Italian consonants by Antonio Romano, Pierre Badin

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The boundaries that constitute us: Parasite, pandemic life, and crises of vulnerability by Won Jeon

“…To mobilize this discussion, I am sensitized to seek the resonances of the film Parasite on topics of radical interrelationality, systemicities within capitalist strictures, and muddled boundaries of biological and political life. …”
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Exploring the similarities in international designers’ posters by Raqee Najmuldeen

“…This research delves into the origins of similarities in global poster designs with the objective of identifying causative factors and furnishing guidelines to cultivate unique and resonant designs. …”
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Mogador y los arabescos en el espacio del deseo de Alberto Ruy Sánchez by Renata Haffaf

“…What makes Sanchez' novels stand out, however, is the way in which the author's narration approximates a concrete expression of Islamic decorative art and architecture, making him an excellent "artisan of the word" and subsequently allowing particular elements of the Arabic literary tradition to resonate throughout his work.…”
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"Refigurer le temps humain par le récit" : un espace d'invention auctoriale (à propos Des hommes de Laurent Mauvignier) by Sylvie Ducas

“…Yet, of these three books which all deal with history's identical silences, only one seems to resonate with the current times and be legible. Beyond analysing the relationships between time, memory and narrative, the primary issue is to examine the authorial ethos that orchestrates the narration. …”
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Després de la modernitat: el cinema d’Albert Serra by Àngel Quintana

“…The theme that unites the six feature films in his filmography is none other than the persistence of myth. The literary resonances of the figure of the myth allow him to show a series of archetypal figures lost in a situation of transit, in which presences are more important than dramatic gestures and movements only draw vanishing lines in front of certain landscapes that at times seek a way to achieve a certain abstraction of figuration.…”
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Red Alerts: A Reflective Assemblage by Lucy Bollington

“…This article considers the resonances between Edgar Allan Poes The Masque of the Red Death: A Fantasy (1842) and our contemporary moment and pandemic context by drawing this storys central deployment of the colour red into relation with the red alerts of twenty-first-century crises. …”
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