List of works

Peer Reviewed Journal Articles: PRJA - Peer Selected Book Chapters: PSBC - Conference Proceedings: CP

• 1. Love, Identity and Reason in the Tales of Edgar Allan Poe (84 pp.), Arbejdspapirer fra Institut for Sprog og Internationale Kulturstudier, no. 23, 1995  (Based on MA thesis)
• 1a. Passion Spent: Love, Identity and Reason in the Tales of E.A. Poe (172 pp.), EyeCorner Press, 2008 (ISBN 978-87-992456-6-6) (Re-issue w. new intro)

• 2. “X’ets kultursemiotik”, in Detaljen – tekstanalysen og dens grænser (eds. Rita Therkelsen & Ebbe Klitgård), vol. 2, pp. 194-210, Roskilde Universitetsforlag, 1999 (ISBN 87-7867-089-6) (Earlier version - in Danish - of portions of item 3) PSBC

• 3. Labelling a Generation – Generationing the Text (324 pp.), Publikationer fra Institut for Sprog og Internationale Kulturstudier, Vol. 35-E (ISBN 87-89170-70-9), 2001 (PhD dissertation)
  

• 4a. “Images of Europe: Readings in the Transatlantic Topography of Generational Texts” (Invited presentation Brenau University, Georgia, USA, October 2003; based on parts of item 3)
• 4b. “Images of Europe: Readings in the Transatlantic Topography of Generational Texts”, in Transatlantic - Cultural Text Studies 2 ( eds. Andrea Birch & Camelia Elias), pp. 21-39, Aalborg University Press, Dec. 2005 (ISBN 87-7-7307-754-2; ISSN: 1901-1911) PSBC
• 4c. “Images of Europe in Two Generational Novels: From Bohemia to Eurotrash (Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises & Coupland’s: Shampoo Planet)” (Revised version of 4a, presented at BAAS Conference, Manchester, April 2004)

• 5a. “Freudian Economies and Constructions of Love in Poe’s Tales”, in Nordic Journal of English Studies, vol. 3, no. 3, 2004, pp. 283-300 (ISSN 1502-7694) (Based on portions of item 1) PRJA
  
• 5b. “Freudian Economies and Constructions of Love in Poe’s Tales” (Invited presentation Brenau University, Georgia, USA, October 2003)

• 6a. “Youth and Innocence as Textual Constructs in the Short Stories of J.D. Salinger and Douglas Coupland” (Presented at NAAS Conference, Trondheim, August 2003)
• 6b. “Youth and Innocence as Textual Constructs in the Short Stories of J.D. Salinger and Douglas Coupland”, OASIS 62 – Feb. 2004, pp. 1-23 (ISSN 0908-2271) (Longer form of 6a)
  

• 7a. “‘Small, but exalted’ – Otherness in Nella Larsen’s Quicksand and Passing”  (Brenau University invited presentation, Oct. 2003)
• 7b. “‘Small, but exalted’ – Otherness in Nella Larsen’s Quicksand and Passing”, in Cultural Text Studies 1: An Introduction (eds. Bent Sørensen & Camelia Elias), Aalborg University Press, 2006, pp. 117-134 (ISBN: 87-73-07-753-4; ISSN: 1901-1911) PSBC
• 7c. “‘Small, but exalted’ - Negotiating Differences: Personal Identity and Othering in Nella Larsen” (Revised version of 7a: Invited presentation at ACT 11, Lisbon, March 2004)
• 7d. “‘Small, but exalted’ - Negotiating Differences: Personal Identity and Othering in Nella Larsen’s Life and Work”, in ACT 11: Identidade com/sem limites - Identity with(out) limits? (eds. Orlanda Azevedo, Ana Raquel Lourenco Fernandes, Margarida Gil dos Reis), pp. 59-72,  Edicoes Colibri, Lissabon, September 2005 (ISBN 972-772-539-2) PSBC

• 8a. “Sacred and profane icon-work: Jane Fonda and Elvis Presley” (Presented at AAAS Conference, Graz, November 2003)
• 8b. “Sacred and profane icon-work: Jane Fonda and Elvis Presley”, in US Icons and Iconicity, (eds. Hölbling, Rieser & Rieser), pp. 237-257, American Studies in Austria, vol. 4, LIV Verlag, Austria, 2006 (ISBN 3-8258-8669-7) PSBC

• 9a. “Cultural and Individual Memory in Raymond Federman’s The Twofold Vibration” (Presented at Cultural Memory Conference, Nicosia, February 2004)
• 9b. “Future and Past Memory in Raymond Federman’s The Twofold Vibration” (Presented at “Memory Haunting Discourse / Discourse Haunting Memory” Conference, Karlstad, June 2004)
• 9c. “Second Thoughts - Federman’s Cultural and Individual Memory in The Twofold Vibration”, in Federman Frenzy: the me in memory, the cult in culture, the he in history - encounters with Raymond Federman, Research News 1, 2008 (ed. Camelia Elias), pp. 35 - 44 (ISSN 1902-9543)
• 9d. “Second Thoughts: Federman's Cultural and Individual Memory in The Two-Fold Vibration”, in Federman Frenzy: the cult in culture, the me in memory, the he in history (ed. Camelia Elias) EyeCorner Press, 2008 (978-87-992456-4-2) PSBC

• 10a. “The Tic’ing Detective: Tourette’s Syndrome as Post-modern Trope in Jonathan Lethem’s Motherless Brooklyn” (Presented at the 32nd 20th Century Literature Conference, Louisville, Kentucky, February 2004)
• 10b. “Jewishness and Identity in Jonathan Lethem’s Motherless Brooklyn” (Revised version of 10a; presented at NAES Conference, Aarhus, May 2004)
• 10c. “Jewishness and Identity in Jonathan Lethem’s Motherless Brooklyn” (CD-ROM Conference Proceedings Ninth Nordic Conference of English Studies, ed. Tim Caudery) CP

• 11. “Theorising Belonging: The Short Story Sequences of Salinger, Updike and Coupland” (Presented at the Short Fiction Theory and Criticism Conference, U. of Salamanca, Spain, March 2004)
  

• 12a. “Derrida, 911 and Cultural Analysis”, in Culture, Media, Theory, Practice: Perspectives (ed. Ben Dorfman), pp. 129-143, Aalborg University Press, 2004 (ISBN 87-7307-729-1) PSBC
• 12b. 5 Faces of Derrida, Working Papers on Languages and Intercultural Studies, vol. 35, editor. (ISBN 87-89170-91-1) (January, 2005)
• 12c+d+e. “Introduction: Facing Derrida?”, pp.1-4; “Forgiving Derrida for Dying”, pp. 11-21; “5 Faces of Derrida: Dialogue”, pp. 47-65 (w. Camelia Elias, Søren H. Balle, Steen L. Christiansen), in 5 Faces of Derrida, Working Papers on Languages and Intercultural Studies, vol. 35 (January, 2005)
• 12 f. 5 Faces of Derrida, (78 pp.) EyeCorner Press, 2008 (ISBN 978-87-992456-3-5)

• 13. “An On & Off Beat: Kerouac’s Beat Etymologies”,  in Philament 3, Off-Beat (ISSN 1449-0471), April 16, 2004 PRJA
  

• 14a. “Cultural Acceleration and Labelling of Generations” (Circulated in advance of the Complexity Conference, Aalborg, January 2004)
• 14b. “Belated Paratext in Generational Writings” (Presented at the Complexity Conference, Aalborg, January 2004)
  

• 15a. “Eliot’s The Waste Land” (co-authored with Camelia Elias), in The Explicator, Vol. 62, No. 2, Winter 2004, pp. 110-114 (ISSN 0014-4940) (Shorter version of 15b) PRJA
• 15b. “Some remarks on lexical fragments and Romanian echoes in T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land” (co-authored w. Camelia Elias), in Caiet de Semiotica 16, pp. 129-136; Timisoara, Romania, 2006 (ISSN 1012-1471) PRJA
• 15c. “Some remarks on lexical fragments and Romanian echoes in T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land” (co-authored w. Camelia Elias) (Presented at the 14th Conference on British and American Studies, Timisoara, Romania)
• 15d. “On the Influence of Ovid” (co-authored with Camelia Elias), in Bloom's Guides: T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land (ed. Harold Bloom), pp.97-100, Bloom’s Literary Criticism - An imprint of Infobase Publishing, 2007 (ISBN 978-0-7910-9361-0) (Partial reprint of 15a) PSBC

• 16a. “Katabasis in Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian” (Presented at EAAS Conference, Prague, April 2004)
• 16b. “Katabasis in Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian”, in Orbis Litterarum, Vol. 60, Issue 1, 2005, pp. 16-25 (ISSN 0105-7510) PRJA

• 17a. “The Celtic Ray: Representations of Diaspora Identities in Van Morrison Lyrics”, in Re-mapping Exile: Realities and Metaphors in Irish Literature and History (The Dolphin 34) (eds. Michael Böss, Irene Gilsenan Nordin & Britta Olinder), pp. 158-177, Aarhus University Press, December 2005 (ISBN 87-7934-010-5) PSBC
• 17b. “The Celtic Ray: Representations of Ireland and Irish Diaspora Identities in Van Morrison Lyrics” (Presented at Eagle & Maple Leaf Conference, Helsinki, May 2004) (Shorter version of 17a)
  

• 18a. “Better than Text? – Textuality as Sexuality in Postmodern American Prose Poems” (Presented at Poetry and Sexuality Conference, Stirling U., Scotland, July 2004)
• 18b. “Better than Text? – Textuality as Sexuality in Postmodern American Prose Poems” Full-text VBN upload

• 19a. “Physicists in the Field of Fiction” (Presented at BCLA Conference – Invention: Literature and Science, U. of Leeds, UK, July 2004)
• 19b “Physicists in the Field of Fiction”, in Comparative Critical Studies, vol 2.2, pp. 241-255 (ISSN 1744-1854) PRJA

• 20a. “Postmodern Gothic and Juvenalian/Menippean Satire in Bret Easton Ellis’s The Informers”, in Literary Research, vol. 21, 41-42 2004, pp. 275-282 (ISSN 1707-0228) PRJA
• 20b. “Postmodern Gothic and Juvenalian/Menippean Satire in Bret Easton Ellis’s The Informers” (Presented at ESSE-7 (“The Gothic” seminar), Zaragoza, Sept. 2004)

• 21. “Adaptation in Adaptation: A Real Fictitious Story(line)”, in OpenWindows: Remediation Strategies in Global Film Adapations, eds. Kyle Nicholas & Jørgen Riber Christensen, Aalborg University Press, 2006, pp. 59-78 (ISBN 87-7307-742-9) PSBC
  

• 22a. “Negotiations of Genre in the Short Fiction of Alasdair Gray”, in the proceedings of the 8th International. Conf. on the Short Story in English, Alcalá, Spain, 2005 (DVD 2007), pp. 891-403 (ISBN 84-8138-709-6) CP
• 22b+c. “Introduction: On Titles and Un-titles” (pp. 5-8); “Tales, Titles, Tails: Negotiations of Genre in the (Short) Fiction of Alasdair Gray” (pp. 37-46) (Revised version of 22a), both in Untitled, Working Papers on Languages and Intercultural Studies, vol. 37, ed. Camelia Elias, March 2005 (ISBN 87-89170-95-4)
• 22d. “Introduction: On Titles and Un-titles” (pp. 5-12); “Tales, Titles, Tails: Negotiations of Genre in the (Short) Fiction of Alasdair Gray” (pp. 53-72), both in Untitled, (ed. Camelia Elias) EyeCorner Press, 2008 (ISBN 978-87-992456-5-9)
  

• 23a. “‘Let us Space’: Chaos and Order in M. Z. Danielewski’s House of Leaves” (Presented at Chaos and Order Colloquium, Reims, March 2005)
• 23b. “‘Let us Space’: The Horror of the Iconic Page - Prose Icons in M. Z. Danielewski’s House of Leaves” (Revised version of 23a, presented at 5th Symposium on Iconicity in Language and Literature, Krakow, March 2005)
• 23c. “‘Let us Space’: The Horror of the Iconic Page - Prose Icons in M. Z. Danielewski’s House of Leaves” Full-text VBN upload

• 24. “Transatlantic: New Perspectives” (co-authored w. Camelia Elias), in Transatlantic - Cultural Text Studies 2, Aalborg University Press, Dec. 2005, eds. Andrea Birch & Camelia Elias, pp. 19-20 (ISBN 87-7-7307-754-2; ISSN: 1901-1911)
  

• 25a. “Poetics and Materiality: The Spools, Loops and Patches of Jack Kerouac and A.R. Ammons” (Presented at NAAS 2005, Växjö, May 2005)
• 25b. “The Spools and Loops of Jack Kerouac and A.R. Ammons: Towards a Poetics of Non-Conformity” (Presented at EAAS 2006, Cyprus, April 2006)
  

• 26a. “Tourette in Fiction: Lethem, Lefcourt, Hecht, Rubio, Byalick” (Presented at the 22nd International Conference on Psychology and Literature, Cordoba, 2005) (Some paragraphs recur from 10b)
• 26b. “Tourette as Reconstructions of Pain and Joy in Fiction: Lethem, Lefcourt, Hecht, Rubio, Byalick” (Presented at HASE 6: (Re)constructing Pain and Joy in Language, Literature, and Culture, Athens, 2005) (Some paragraphs recur from 10b)
• 26c. “Tourette in Fiction: Lethem, Lefcourt, Hecht, Rubio, Byalick”, in on-line proceedings of ICPL 22, February 2006 CP
  

• 27a. “Beat Dreams? The Books of Dreams of Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs” (Presented at Dream Writing, Canterbury, October 2005)
• 27b. “Beat Dreams? Jack Kerouac’s Book of Dreams” (Presented at the 24th International Conference on Literature and Psychology, Belgrade, July 2007) (Some paragraphs recur from 28a)
• 27c. “Beat Dreams? Jack Kerouac’s Book of Dreams”, in Psychoanalytic Encounters - Interdisciplinary Papers in Applied Psychoanalysis, eds. Aleksandar Dimitrijevic, Murray Schwarz, Elizabeth Fox, University of Belgrade Press, December 2009, pp. 133-142 (ISBN 978-86-86563-58-3) (Revised version of 27b) PSBC

• 28. “Postmodern Identity-work and Historiography: The ‘Facts’ in the Strange Case of Monsieur Federman” (pp. 5-9) in Lisbeth R. Pedersen: Surface Disturbances - A Reading of Raymond Federman’s Surfictions as Historiographic Radical Metafictions, Working Papers 39, 2005 (ISBN 87-89170-99-7) (Also published on Raymond Federman's blog)

• 29. “Introduction” (pp. 5-16), in Cultural Text Studies 1: An Introduction (eds. Bent Sørensen & Camelia Elias), Aalborg University Press, 2006 (ISBN: 87-73-07-753-4; ISSN: 1901-1911)

• 30a. “The Beats as Cultural Others/Exotics in Recent Memoirs by Exile Poets” (Presented at the 34th 20th Century Literature Conference, Louisville, Kentucky, February 2006)
• 30b. “The Beats as Cultural Others/Exotics in Recent Memoirs by Exile Poets” (Revised version of 31a, presented at BAAS 2007, Leicester, April 2007)
• 30c. “The Beats as Cultural Others/Exotics in Recent Memoirs by Exile Poets” Full-text VBN upload

• 31a. “Narratives of Disorder, Disorders of Narrative” (Invited presentation at IPSA, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, February 2006)
• 31b. “Narratives of Disorder, Disorders of Narrative”, in PsyArt - An Online Journal for the Psychological Study of the Arts, September 2006 PRJA

• 32a. “Constructing and Deconstructing Racism in Conrad” (The Plurality of Interpretation Colloquium, Reims, France, March 2006)
• 32b. “Constructing and Deconstructing Racism in Conrad”, in Imaginaire, vol 13, pp. 87-97; Reims, 2009 (ISBN 978-2-915271-32-4; ISSN 1270-931 X)) (extended version of 32a) PRJA

• 33a. “Livskvalitet, kultur og identitet” (Humaniora og Livskvalitet panel, Studenterhuset Aalborg; arr.: Studiemiljøudvalget, April 2006)
• 33b. “Livskvalitet, kultur og identitet”, Mellemrummet web-edition, Sept. 4, 2006
  

• 34a. “Portraits of Blacks: Nella Larsen and Early 20^th C. Danish Paintings” (Presented at Denmark and the Black Atlantic, KU, May 2006)
• 34b. “Portraits of Blacks: Nella Larsen and Early 20^th C. Danish Paintings” , in Interaktioner: Kunstarternes Produktive Mellemværender, AAU Press (eds. Stein Larsen, Pedersen, Sørensen & Pinkert, 2009) (extended version of 34a) PSBC
• 34c. “Nella Larsen and Erik Stæhr-Nielsen's Portraits of Blacks” (Presented at IRGiC seminar on Interartiality and Intermediality, AAU, January 2007
  

• 35a. “Countercultural Icon-work: Adversarial and Collaborative Uses of ‘Uncle Sam’” (Presented at The Maple Leaf and Eagle Conference, Helsinki, May 2006)
• 35b. “Countercultural Icon-work: Adversarial and Collaborative Uses of ‘Uncle Sam’”, in Communities and Connections: Writings in North American Studies, ed. Ari Helo, Renvall Institute, Helsinki, 2007 PSBC
  

• 36a. “Representations of Big Sur in Late Modernist and Early Postmodernist American Writing” (Presented at Space Haunting Discourse, Karlstad, June 2006)
• 36b. “Representations of Big Sur in Late Modernist and Early Postmodernist American Writing”, in Space, Haunting, Discourse (Cambridge Scholars Press,), eds. Holmgren-Troy & Wennö, Karlstad, 2008 (Extended version of 36a) PSBC

• 37a. “The Ambiguous Valorisation of Madness in Beat Literature” (Presented at the 23rd International Conference on Psychology and Literature, Helsinki, June 2006)
• 37b. “The Ambiguous Valorisation of Madness in Beat Literature” Full-text VBN upload

• 38. “Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, and Joni Mitchell’s Post-AIDS Lyrics: Canadian Cultural Critiques?” (Presented at Poetry and Politics, Stirling, July 2006)

• 39. “Musik som historisk og kulturel tekst” (Musik, Medier og Kultur panel, AAU, arr. Studiemiljøudvalget, September 2006) (Certain paragraphs recur from item 38)

• 40a. “Kulturkanon og kulturforståelse: eksklusion og participation” (Hvad skal vi med kulturarven i dag? Panel v. Kulturnatten, October 2006)
• 40b. “Kulturkanon og kulturforståelse: eksklusion og participation”, Mellemrummet web-edition, ed. Kim Toft Hansen, January 2007

• 41a. “A burst of language following a collision with a large piece of furniture... - Review of online chapbook Beyond Time by Robert Gibbons”, in Studio, vol 1, no. 2, 2007 PRJA
• 41b. “A burst of language following a collision with a large piece of furniture... - Review of online chapbook Beyond Time by Robert Gibbons” (extended version of 41a) Full-text VBN upload
• 41c. “A burst of language following a collision with a large piece of furniture...”, in The Atlantic Community, January 2008 (extended HTML version of 41a)
  

• 42. “Review of Figures of Belatedness: Postmodernist Fiction in English”, in Cercles, July 2007 PRJA

• 43a. “‘They Say They Put a Man on the Moon’: Fallen Astronaut – Violence, Bodies, and Moon Art” (Presented at NAAS 2007, Tampere, May 2007) Full-text VBN upload
• 43b. “‘They Say They Put a Man on the Moon’: Fallen Astronaut – Violence, Bodies, and Moon Art”, in The Atlantic Community, December 2007 (extended HTML version of 43a)

• 44a. “Ekphrasis in Reverse: The Use and Abuse of Poetry in Popular Films” (Presented at the High Culture, Low Culture: Reprises, Recycling, Recuperations conference, Strasbourg, November 2007)
  
• 44b. “Ekphrasis in Reverse: The Use and Abuse of Poetry in Popular Films”, in Recherches Anglaises et Nord-Americaines, No. 43; eds. Jean Jacques Chardin & Christophe Lebold, June 2010 (pp. 95-102)(ISSN: 0557-6989) PRJA

• 45. “Hvorfor kunst- og kulturformidling?” Tale ved stiftelsen af Kulturkapellet, AAU, December 2007 (Certain paragraphs recur from item 33b)

• 46a. “The Cultural Kernel and the Transnational Subject: Meena Alexander” (Presented at the Cultural Kernel conference, Reims, March 2008)
• 46b. “Cultural Traffic, Poetry and the Transnational Subject: Meena Alexander” (Presentation for seminar on Cultural Traffic, IRGiC, May 2010)
• 46c. “The Cultural Kernel and the Transnational Subject” in Kulturtrafik: Æstetiske udtryk i en global verden (eds. Christensen, Toft Hansen, Stein Larsen, Mønster & Pedersen), Aalborg University Press, April 2011, pp. 235-44 (ISBN 978-87-7112-000-4; ISSN 1904-898X) PSBC

• 47a. “The Cadillac as Cultural Text” (Presented at The Maple Leaf and Eagle Conference, Helsinki, May 2008)
• 47b. “Road Signs: The Cadillac as Cultural Text” (Presented at ISSEI-11, Helsinki, August 2008)
  

• 48a. “Icons of Transgression: Charles Manson and Patty Hearst” (Presented at EAAS 2008, Oslo, May 2008)
• 48b. “Icons of Transgression”, in Academic Quarter, Vol. 3, December 2011 (pp. 121-134) (ISSN 1904-0008) PRJA

• 49a. “Post-9/11 Fiction as Trauma Narratives: Jonathan Safran Foer, Don DeLillo and others” (Presented at the 25th International Conference on Psychology and Literature, Lisbon, July 2008)
• 49b. “Syndrome, Symptom, Trauma-chains in Post-9/11 Novels: Safran Foer, Ken Kalfus and Don DeLillo” (Presented at the Syndrome Syndrome Symposium, Keele University, October 2009) (Extended version of 50a) Full-text VBN upload
• 49c. “Trauma-chains and Satire in the Post-9/11 Novels of Safran Foer, Ken Kalfus and Don DeLillo” (Presented at the 38th Louisville Conference, February 2010) (Revised version of 49b)
• 49d. “Syndrome, Symptom, Trauma Chains in Post-9/11 Novels”, in The Syndrome Syndrome, eds. Tim Lustig & James Peacock, Routledge, April 2013 (ISBN 978-0-415-50740-0) (Revised and much expanded version of 49b) PSBC
  

• 50. “The Survival of a Dissident Poet: Life in the Little Magazines before and after the Web – the Case of The Evergreen Review and Robert Gibbons” (Presented at ESSE-9 in Århus, August 2008)

• 51a. Årstider i Skeptikerens Himmel - Aforismer af Valeriu Butulescu (63 pp.), EyeCorner Press, 2008 (selected, translated and ed. w/ Camelia Elias) (ISBN 978-87-992456-2-8)
• 51b. “I aforismens tegn” (pp. v-viii), in Årstider i Skeptikerens Himmel - Aforismer af Valeriu Butulescu (selected, translated and edited by Camelia Elias & Bent Sørensen) EyeCorner Press, 2008

• 52. “From Cassady to Moriarty, and Back Again: 3 Layers of Textualization” (Presented at The Kerouac Conference, Birmingham, December 2008) Full-text VBN upload

• 53. “Cosmopolitan Folk? - A ‘Fake Indian’ and a ‘Playboy Bunny Turned Singer’: The Story of Peter LaFarge and Inger Nielsen” (Presented at NAAS 2009, Copenhagen, May 2009) Full-text VBN upload

• 54a. “Economies of Passing - Identity Lessons and Tragedy” (Submitted for planned volume on Passing, ed. Michaela Mudure, 2015) PSBC
• 54b. “Economies of Passing - Tragic Identity Discourses in Selected 20th C. Texts and Films” (Presented at The Maple Leaf and Eagle 13, Helsinki May 2010)

• 55a. “Images of Freud in Popular Culture and Fiction: Cigars, Slips and Images of Your Mother” (Presented at the 26th International Conference on Psychology and Literature, Viterbo, July 2009)
• 55b. “Images of Freud. Icon Work”, in Academic Quarter, vol. 10, June 2015 (pp. 249-261) (ISSN 1904-0008) PRJA
  

• 56a. “Style as Supplement - Supplement as Style: Words and Images of Derrida” (Presented at the Style in Theory conference, Malta, November 2009) Full-text VBN upload
• 56b. “Spectral images of Derrida”, in Spøgelser - Genfærdet som kulturel og æstetisk figur, eds. Louise Mønster et al., Aalborg University Press, 2012, pp. 83-91) (ISBN 978-87-7112-051-6) (Revised version of 56a) PSBC
  

• 57. Interaktioner: Kunstarternes Produktive Mellemværender (310 pp.), Aalborg University Press (eds. Stein Larsen, Pedersen, Pinkert & Sørensen) (ISBN 978-87-7307-950-8), 2009

• 58. “Yuppier og psykopater på den litterære scene - McInerney, Ellis og 1980ernes tomme generation” in Historier om Amerika: Aktuelle strømninger i USA's Litteratur (eds. Michael Bach Henriksen & Tonny Vorm) Forlaget Bahnhof, September 2010, pp. 29-43 (ISBN 978-87-92095-28-2) PSBC

• 59a. “Meat, Buddhism and Salvation”, in Academic Quarter, Vol. 1, June 2010 (pp. 87-93) (ISSN 1904-0008) PRJA
• 59b. “Meat, Buddhism and Salvation” (Presentation for ESSE-13, Torino, August 2010) (Extended version of 59a)

• 60a. Jagged Timeline - Selected Poems by Robert Gibbons, translated and introduced by Bent Sørensen (180 pp.), EyeCorner Press, March 2010 (ISBN 978-8799245673)
• 60b. “Jagged Timeline: A Manifold Introduction” (pp. 11-43), in Jagged Timeline - Selected Poems by Robert Gibbons, translated and introduced by Bent Sørensen (EyeCorner Press, March 2010 - ISBN 978-8799245673) (Incorporating portions of 41c and 50)

• 61. “Jonathan Lethem's Motherless Brooklyn: Tourette's Syndrome and the Postmodern Condition, or Detecting Jewishness”, in Fingeraftryk: Studier i krimi og det kriminelle - festskrift til Gunhild Agger (eds. Jørgen Riber Christensen & Kim Toft Hansen), Aalborg University Press, March 2010, pp. 322 - 334 (ISBN 978-87-7307-981-2)  (Revised and extended version of 10c) PSBC

• 62. “‘I Have Realized That I Tell Stories Only Survivors Can Tell’” - Raymond Federman in Memoriam” (Presented at the 27th Literature & Psychology Conference, Pecs, June 2009) (a few paragraphs recur from 9b)

• 63a. “Hanging on a Star: Notes on Nick Drake’s Lyrics as Expressions of Nostalgia and Existential Depression” (Presented at NAES, Oulu, Finland, June 2010 & at The 28th Literature & Psychology Conference/PsyArt 28, Roskilde June 2011)
• 63b. “Why Leave Me Hanging on a Star, When You Deem Me So High? - The Joe Boyd/Nick Drake Nexus” (Presented at NAAS 2011, Oslo, May 2011) (Revised version of 63a)
• 63c. “Nick Drake’s Lyrics and Existential Depression”, to be submitted to PsyArt Journal, 2015 (Revised and extended version of 63a) PRJA

• 64. “One More Cup of Coffee for the Road”, in Night Cafë: The Amorous Confessions of a Barrista by Gray Kochhar-Lindgren, EyeCorner Press, September 2010, pp. 11-17 (ISBN 978-87-92633-01-9)

• 65. “Idiot Winds – an Introduction to Steven Joyce’s Tangled Skein”, in Winds of Ilion by Steven Joyce, EyeCorner Press, March 2011, pp. 11-17 (ISBN 978-87-92633-02-6)

• 66a. “True Gods of Sound and Stone” (Presented at NISN 7, Tromsø, Norway, December 2010)
• 66b. “True Gods of Sound and Stone: The Many Crossings of Patrick Kavanagh’s ‘On Raglan Road’”, in The Crossings of Art in Ireland, eds. Charles Armstrong, Ruben Moi et al., Peter Lang (Re-Imagining Ireland, vol. 53), December 2013, pp. 65-79 (ISBN 978-3-0343-0983-7) PSBC

• 67a. “Listen – Christy Moore’s Old and New, Glocal Ireland” (Presented at the DUCIS Conference, Dalarna, Sweden, November 2011) Full-text VBN upload
• 67b. “Listen – Christy Moore’s Old and New, Glocal Ireland”, in NJES 13 (2) - Special Issue on Irish Studies, September 2014, ed. Irene Gilsenan Nordin (pp. 222-235) (ISSN 1502-7694) PRJA
  

• 68a. “Buddhism, Madness and Movement - Triangulating Jack Kerouac’s Belief System”, in Encountering Buddhism in Twentieth Century British and American Literature, eds. Lawrence Normand & Alison Winch, Continuum/Bloomsbury Acdemic, December 2013, pp. 105-122 (ISBN 9781441184764) (some paragraphs recur from 37b and 59a) PSBC
• 68b. “Buddhism, Madness and Movement - Triangulating Jack Kerouac’s Belief System” (Presented at the inaugural European Beat Studies Network conference, Middelburg, Holland, September 2012) (excerpt of 68a)
  

• 69a. “West of the West - Easton Ellis' Less Than Zero as Gothic Western” (Presented at The 14th Maple Leaf & Eagle conference, Helsinki, May 2012) Full-text VBN upload
• 69b. “West of the West - Easton Ellis' Less Than Zero as Gothic Western” (longer version of 69a), to be submitted to EJAS PRJA
  

• 70. “The Psychological Travails of On the Road”, in Journeys, special issue of Academic Quarter, Vol. 4, Spring 2012, pp. 192-206 (PDF) (ISSN 1904-0008) PRJA

• 71a. “Bob Dylan and the Apocalypse” (Presented at IRGiC seminar on 'The End', April 2012)
• 71b. “Bob Dylan Sings the Apocalypse”, in Terminus - The End volume, AAU Press, 2013 (eds. Robert Rix & Brian Russell Graham), pp. 207-214 (ISBN 978-87-7112-119-3) PSBC

• 72. “In Bruges/The Dumb Waiter as Studies in Interdependence and Sacrifice/Liberation” (Presented at PsyArt 29, Ghent, July 2012) Full-text VBN upload

• 73. “TAR O TAR T: The Entries and Exits of Enrique Enriquez”, in Ex Itent Er: Encounters around Tarot, vol. 2 by Enrique Enriquez & Camelia Elias, EyeCorner Press, December 2012, pp. 9-15 (ISBN 978-8792633217)

• 74. “Time, and Again: Review of This Time and Traveling Companion by Robert Gibbons”, in Cercles, Book Reviews, December 2012

• 75a. “Sean-nós, Sean-nua - Sean-nós-nua?” - written for the 8th NISN Conference, Dalarna, Sweden, December 2012 Full-text VBN upload
• 75b. “Sean-nós, Sean-nua - Sean-nós-nua?” - forthcoming in Authority and Wisdom in the New Ireland: Studies in Literature and Culture, eds. Carmen Zamorano Llena & Billy Gray, Peter Lang, 2015 (extended version of 75a) PSBC

• 76a. “Fieldwork: The Ins and Outs of Popular Postmodern Fiction - The Case of Paul Auster”, presented at the Bestsellers and Blockbusters Conference, AAU, March 2013
• 76b. “Fieldwork: Paul Auster as a Popular Postmodern Writer”, in Academic Quarter 7: Bestseller and Blockbuster Culture Special Issue, December 2013, pp. 66-79 (PDF) (extended and revised version of 76a) PRJA

• 77a. “The Ballad and the Almanac Song as Protest and Detournement”, presented at NAAS 2013, Karlstad, May 2013
• 77b. “Almanac Songs and Singers: Protest, Detournement and Incorporation”, forthcoming in ASiS, special “Currents and Cournter-currents” issue, November 2015 eds. Magnus Ullén & Maria Holmgren Troy (extended and revised version of 77a) PRJA

• 78a. “From Hell or From Nowhere? Non-places in Douglas Coupland’s Novels”, presented at IRGiC research seminar on “The Non-Place”, May 2013
• 78b. “From Hell or From Nowhere? Non-places in Douglas Coupland’s Novels”, in Non-Place: Representing Placelessness in Literature, Media and Culture. AAU Press (eds. Gebauer, Schlosser, Thorsøe Nielsen & Sørensen), June 2015 (pp. 95-112) (ISBN 9-788771-122176) (extended version of 78a) PSBC

• 79a. “Life writing and author biography: The Carr/Kammerer Episode in Kerouac Biographies”, presented at PsyArt 30, Porto, June 2013
• 79b. “Life writing and author biography: The Carr/Kammerer Episode in Kerouac Biographies”, presented at EBSN 2, Aalborg, August 2013 (extended version of 79a)
• 79c. “Life writing and author biography: The Carr/Kammerer Episode in Kerouac Biographies”, to be submitted to The Journal of Beat Studies, 2015 PRJA

• 80. “Afterword”, to Pilgrims to Elsewhere by Gregory Stephenson. EyeCorner Press, August 2013 (pp. 109-111) (ISBN 978-87-92633-24-8)
  

• 81a. “Tarot and the Poets: Olson, Eliot et al.”, presented at Tarosophy TarotconUK 2013, Keswick, September 2013
• 81b. “Tarot and Poetry”, presented at IRGiC Klitgården seminar, December 2013 (revised version of 80a)
• 81c. “Tarot and the Poets - 20th C. American Poets Using the Tarot”, presented at NAAS-2015, Oulu, May 2015
  
• 81d. “Corrado Cagli, Charles Olson and the Tarot”, to be submitted to Orbis Litterarum, 2016 (revised version of 80a) PRJA

• 82. “Migrating the Light: Creating American Versions of Lucian Blaga’s Poetry from Impure German, French and Danish Translations”, presented at poetry lab, Brussels, November 2013

• 83a. “Dissent as Race War: The Strange Case of Amiri Baraka”, presented at the Dissent! conference, AAU, January 2014
• 83b. “Dissent as Race War: The Strange Case of Amiri Baraka”, forthcoming in Dissent Refracted: Historical Images of Dissent volume, ed. Ben Dorfman, 2015. PSBC

• 84. “Doing Terrible Things to Shakespeare and Browning: How Creative Writing Teaches Poetry and Self-Esteem”, Anglo Files #171, February 2014

• 85. “On Robert Gibbons' The Degas”, in Cercles, Book Reviews, April 2014

• 86. “Wichita Vortex Sutra as the Last Anti-War Poem?”, presented at EAAS 2014, Den Haag, April 2014

• 87. “‘That sounds surprisingly Irish’ – Some Irish Influences in Global Anglophone Pop-Culture”, presented at NISN-2014, Aalborg, May 2014

• 88. “Chávez Ravine, a History Lesson in Image and Song?”, presented at The 15th Maple Leaf & Eagle conference, Helsinki, May 2014

• 89. “‘Vi Var Saa Unge’ – Leo Estvads relative kunstneriske værdi”, presented at the IRGiC seminar on “Value and Art”, Aalborg, May 2014

• 90. “The Well-Accessorized Philosopher: The Vincent F. Hendricks Debacle”, in Men and Women, issue 9 of Academic Quarter, September 2014, eds. Brian Graham & Joe Goddard

• 91. “Preface”, to Anatomy & Geography, Vol. 2, by Robert Gibbons (unpublished manuscript), October 2014
  

• 92a. “More Beat Dreams: William Burroughs and Dream Writing”, presented at Psy Art 31, Madrid, June 2014
• 92b. “More Beat Dreams: William Burroughs and Dream Writing”, to be presented at EBSN 2015, Brussels, October 2015 (revised version of 90a)

• 93. “Who Needs Religion When You Have The Desert?”, presented at KUA Center for Transnational American Studies seminar on Place, April 2015

• 94. “Micro- and Macro-Rhythms in the Poetics and Practice of Jack Kerouac”, presented at IRGiC seminar on “Rhythmanalysis”, Aalborg, May 2015
  

• 95. “The Absence of Place and Time : Non-Place and Placelessness” (co-authored w. Mirjam Gebauer, Jan T. Schlosser and Helle Thorsøe Nielsen), in Non-Place: Representing Placelessness in Literature, Media and Culture. AAU Press (eds. Gebauer, Schlosser, Thorsøe Nielsen & Sørensen), June 2015 (pp. 5-31) (ISBN 9-788771-122176) PSBC

• 96. Non-Place: Representing Placelessness in Literature, Media and Culture. AAU Press (eds. Gebauer, Schlosser, Thorsøe Nielsen & Sørensen), June 2015 (411 pp.) (ISBN 9-788771-122176)

• 97. “Cultural Iconicity. An Emergent Field” (co-authored w. Helle Thorsøe-Nielsen), in ICONS - Academic Quarter, vol 10 (eds. Thorsøe Nielsen & Sørensen), June 2015 (pp. 5-20) (ISSN 1904-0008) PRJA

• 98. ICONS - Academic Quarter, vol 10 (eds. Thorsøe Nielsen & Sørensen), June 2015 (261 pp.) (ISSN 1904-0008)

• 99. “Masochistic Masculinities in 1960s Country & Western Lyrics”, presented at PsyArt 32, Malta, July 2015
  

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