1. On the Opposite Shore: Challenging Male Heroism and Reinstating the Female Voice in James Joyce's Ulysses and Hilda Doolittle's Helen in Egypt

2. "I did the deed, if she agrees": Ismene and Performative Allyship

3. Eurydice Unbound: Tracing Eurydice’s Individuality in Postmodern American Drama

4. Manifestations of Liminality in Louis Alfaro's Trilogy: Electricidad, Oedipus el Rey, and Mojada

5. Morality and Libertinism in Sade's Justine and Wilde's Salome and the Representation of Dionysus, Aphrodite and Apollo

6. Pandora’s Destructiveness as a Means of Questioning Social Bias in Sci-fi

7. Identities (Re)Constructed in Exile: Hybridity and Displacement in Louis de Bernières’s Birds Without Wings (2004) and Jeffrey Eugenides’s Middlesex (2002)

8. Re-visioning in Red: Intersextual Politics and the Rise of the Queer Hero in Anne Carson’s Autobiography of Red and Red Doc>

9. “So Close, yet so Far Apart”: Orientalism, War and the Philhellenic Paradox in Byron and Shelley

10. Radical Revisions of Greek Tragedy: Charles Mee’s Anti-war Polemics

11. H.D. and Seamus Heaney: In Illo Tempore Today. Reimagining the Present through the Past.

12. Pictorialist Representations of Mythopoeic Beauty in John Keats’s Endymion