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Dreaming Forward: How Storytelling Reimagines Identity and Belonging de Elena Ogliari

Dreaming Forward: How Storytelling Reimagines Identity and Belonging: DQR Studies in Literature, cartea 68

Elena Ogliari, Anna Pasolini, Carla Tempestoso
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 17 dec 2026
How do stories shape who we are and who we might become? Dreaming Forward explores narratives' transformative power across centuries and genres. You'll discover how storytelling constructs identity, challenges belonging, and reimagines social worlds. Through chapters examining Indigenous futurities, queer temporalities, feminist utopias, and maternal narratives, this collection demonstrates that storytelling is never neutral: it can liberate or oppress, empower or exclude. Drawing on a variety of theoretical and critical frameworks, these essays reveal how literary texts assemble new ways of being-with-others. Essential reading for scholars and students interested in narrative's ethical stakes and world-making potential.

Contributors include: Anna Caterino, Carla Tempestoso, Debora Sarnelli, Andrea Lupi, Serena Ammendola, Carolina Pisapia, Lucio De Capitani, Elena Ogliari
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ISBN-13: 9789004774186
ISBN-10: 9004774181
Pagini: 190
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria DQR Studies in Literature

Notă biografică

Elena Ogliari is Associate Professor of English at Pegaso University (Naples). She works in the field of Irish Studies. Her most recent publications focus on motherhood in Emilie Pine's fiction (2026) and on contemporary civil poetry (2025).
Anna Pasolini is Associate Professor of English at San Raffaele University (Rome). She studies contemporary Anglophone cultures, gender and intersectional identities in narratives spanning fairy tale, noir, and speculative fiction. She authored Bodies That Bleed (2016) and co-authored Corpi magici (2021).
Carla Tempestoso is a Research Fellow in English Literature at the University of Calabria (Arcavacata). Her scholarship examines Bluestocking Circle writers, and she serves as editor-in-chief of Margins. Her work spans gender, migration, literature and digital humanities, with international publications.

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Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Anna Pasolini

1 “Betweene Hope and This Feare We Continued Endeavour”: Medical Practice and Pathways to Hope in All’s Well That Ends WellAnna Caterino

2 Empowerment and the Bluestocking Spirit in Sarah Scott’s Utopian Vision
Carla Tempestoso
3 Rewriting the Future as Resistance and Empowerment in Wilkie Collins’s ArmadaleDebora Sarnelli

4 Voicing the Social Outcast?
Space, Mobility and Authorship in George Orwell’s Down and Out in Paris and London (1933) and The Road to Wigan Pier (1937)
Andrea Lupi

5 “The Shape of Power”: Gender, Power and Societal Paradigm Shifts in Naomi Alderman’s The PowerSerena Ammendola

6 The Magical-Material Efficacy of a “Heart’s Desire”
Material Hauntings and Self-Determination in the Spacetimemattering of Margo Lanagan’s Tender Morsels
Carolina Pisapia

7 Leaving the Cannibal Anthropocene
Consumption, Disconnection and Rehabilitation in Cherie Dimaline’s The Marrow Thieves, Hunting by Stars and Empire of Wild
Lucio De Capitani

8 Re-visioning Motherhood: Activism and Narrativity in Contemporary Life Writing
Elena Ogliari

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