Community / Communities
Introduction 
Peggy BLIN-CORDON, BOUCHER-RIVALAIN Odile, GUY Stéphane, RYNNE Frank - Introduction
I. Literary Communities
Weaving Reading Communities in and out of Fiction
BLIN-CORDON Peggy - Thomas Hardy: Novelist, 'Editor' and Mentor — Building a Fictional Community, a Community of Readers and a Community of Writers
DUPEYRON-LAFAY Françoise - Absent, Symbolic and Imagined Communities in Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” (1892)
The warp in the pastoral
MITCHELL Rosemary - The Decent Church that Topped the Neighbouring Hill: C. M. Yonge and the Parish Church — Constructing a Conservative Community
II. Forms, Aims and Roles of Communities
Political communities
RYNNE Frank - A Community of Revolutionaries? The Land War in Ballydehob 1879-1882
Wording and cultural communities
McNEE Alan - Travelling Communities: Irreverence and Class Tension in the Late-Victorian Visitors’ Book
III. Visualising communities
GOULD Marty - Communal Connections in Cinematic Adaptations of Great Expectations
Numéro coordonné par Odile Boucher-Rivalain - 2020
Comité scientifique
Danièle KAHN-PAYCHA
Cornelius CROWLEY
Illustration
William Powell Frith: A Private View at the Royal Academy, 1881