Katie Jones

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  University Park
  Nottingham
  NG7 2RD
  UK
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• katie.jones@nottingham.ac.uk

Recent Publications

• KATIE JONES, 2013. Representing Repulsion: The Aesthetics of Disgust in Post-1990 Women's Writing in French and German Peter Lang. (In Press.)
• KATIE JONES, 2011. Apolitical Animals? The Politics of Disgust in Novels by Monika Maron and Marie Darrieussecq German Life and Letters. 64(1), 156-168
• KATIE JONES, 2007. Literature as Consumption and Expulsion: Amélie Nothomb's ‘esthétique du vomissement’. In: THOMAS BALDWIN, JAMES FOWLER and SHANE WELLER, eds., The Flesh in the Text Peter Lang. 175-191
• KATIE JONES, 2006. ‘Ganz gewöhnlicher Ekel’? Disgust and Body Motifs in Jenny Erpenbeck’s Geschichte vom alten Kind. In: HEIKE BARTEL and ELIZABETH BOA, eds., Pushing at Boundaries: Approaches to Contemporary German Women Writers from Karen Duve to Jenny Erpenbeck Rodopi. 119-133

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• KATIE JONES, 2013. Representing Repulsion: The Aesthetics of Disgust in Post-1990 Women's Writing in French and German Peter Lang. (In Press.)
• KATIE JONES, 2011. Apolitical Animals? The Politics of Disgust in Novels by Monika Maron and Marie Darrieussecq German Life and Letters. 64(1), 156-168
• KATIE JONES, 2007. Literature as Consumption and Expulsion: Amélie Nothomb's ‘esthétique du vomissement’. In: THOMAS BALDWIN, JAMES FOWLER and SHANE WELLER, eds., The Flesh in the Text Peter Lang. 175-191
• KATIE JONES, 2006. ‘Ganz gewöhnlicher Ekel’? Disgust and Body Motifs in Jenny Erpenbeck’s Geschichte vom alten Kind. In: HEIKE BARTEL and ELIZABETH BOA, eds., Pushing at Boundaries: Approaches to Contemporary German Women Writers from Karen Duve to Jenny Erpenbeck Rodopi. 119-133