Guest editorial:Travels with the Journal by P.S. Kruger

“…<p>With due respect to: Travels with my Aunt (1969): A novel by Graham Greene and Travels with a Donkey in the Cévennes (1879): An adventure story by Robert Louis Stevenson</p><p><br /><strong>The Beginning</strong></p><p><strong><strong><br /> </strong></strong>Now this is not the end. …”
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Language and the female body. by Nur Hidayah Abu Mansor.

“…Focusing primarily on Graham Greene’s The Quiet American, the paper explores the relationship between language and culture, and how each creates or breaks down the sense of autonomy for the female body –both linguistically and physically - and also the consequences of this linguistic domination as a form indirect colonisation on the physical female body.The masculine language used on the female body defines and situates the woman in her gendered body. …”
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Livre culte, livre maudit : Histoire du Devoir de violence de Yambo Ouologuem by Jean-Pierre Orban

“…But on May 5, 1972, the Times Literary Supplement (TLS) accused the author of plagiarizing the work of the British writer Graham Greene. A scandal breaks out and will hound Yambo Ouologuem until his death in 2017. …”
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The sins of the fathers: The missionary in some modern English novels about the Congo by Henriette Roos

“…Works by internationally well-known authors like Graham Greene (A Burnt-out Case, 1961) Barbara Kingsolver (The Poisonwood Bible, 1998), Robert Edric (The Book of the Heathen, 2000) and John le Carré (The Mission Song, 2006), fall under the spotlight, though references are also made to other and earlier relevant works. …”
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OS ESCRITORES E A TRADUÇÃO NA EDITORA GLOBO ENTRE AS DÉCADAS DE 1930 E 1960 by Sheila Maria dos SANTOS

“…Por seu intermédio, leitores brasileiros puderam conhecer, em impecáveis traduções, obras de Thomas Mann, Somerset Maughan, Virginia Woolf, Marcel Proust, Giovanni Papini, Conrad, Graham Greene, Aldous Huxley, John Steinbeck, autores das mais diversas nacionalidades. …”
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How real is real: attitudes towards realism in selected post-war British fiction by Moghadam, Nahid Shahbazi, Ali Termizi, Arbaayah

“…This paper is an attempt to discuss the implication and tenets of realism, its progress and changes, in selected works of post-war British fiction. Accordingly, Graham Greene’s The Power and the Glory, Mervyn Peake’s Gormenghast, and Ian McEwan’s Atonement are dealt with to trace realism within their respective modes of new realism, fantastic-grotesque and postmodern metafiction. …”
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Improvement in the pre-hospital care of recreational drug users through the development of club specific ambulance referral guidelines by Heather Kim, Moore Fionna, Chapman Kerry, Nicolaou Michelle, Huggett Denise, Alldus Graham, Greene Shaun L, Wood David M, Drake Nicola, Dargan Paul I

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Waugh revisited : destabilizing language and structure in Vile bodies, A handful of dust, and Brideshead revisited by Jabe Ziino. by Ziino, Jabe (Jabe S.)

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Future scenarios. A cinematic perspective by François Penz

“…The most disturbing element in Vivarium is the estate itself, the endless suburban pavilions that remind us of what Graham Greene wrote about the semi-detached houses: «these houses represented something worse than the meanness of poverty, the meanness of the spirit» (Greene, 2001). …”
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The Importance of Legislative Reform to Enable Adaptive Management of Water Resources in a Drying Climate by Simone Stewart, Graham Green

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Groundwater dependent pools in seasonal and permanent streams in the Clare Valley of South Australia by Erick Bestland, Amy George, Graham Green, Vanessa Olifent, Duncan Mackay, Molly Whalen

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