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Supplemental material, sj-pdf-2-lah-10.1177_03061973221139267 for Digital keywords for China: Perceptions and portrayals in English-language novels by Graham Matthews and Cheung Hiu Tung in Literature & History

Supplemental material, sj-pdf-2-lah-10.1177_03061973221139267 for Digital keywords for China: Perceptions and portrayals in English-language novels by Graham Matthews and Cheung Hiu Tung in Literature & History

Description of the calculation of carrying capacity, approximate Bayesian computation (ABC) methods and sensitivity/scenario analyses. Re-estimating carrying capacity, K. Description of approximate Bayesian computation for parameter estimation. Sensitivity of model to changes in parameter values. Pairs plots of parameter estimates. Results of scenario analysis. (PDF 641 kb)

This article explores how erotic violence is represented in the Surrealist movement as a feminist stratagem through close reference to Angela Carter’s 'The Sadeian Woman: An Exercise in Cultural History' (1979). Grounding my analysis in the fairy tales and visual narratives of Leonora Carrington and Dorothea Tanning, I consider the ways in which a violent erotic aesthetic has been reclaimed for a distinctly feminist wing of artists and writers in the post-Surrealist pantheon in rebellion against the normalising narratives of bourgeois masculinity which many male Surrealist artists, writers and thinkers remained guilty of subscription. Ultimately, I propose that Tanning and Carrington no longer be labeled under the limited heading of ‘woman Surrealists’ but instead opt for Carter’s more embodied and liberating notion of ‘Sadeian Women.’

The term ‘forgotten army’ is used to describe the allied forces fighting in the Far East in the closing months of the Second World War. Germany had been defeated and peace declared in Europe, but thousands of miles away the war was continuing, and the members of the armed forces involved felt forgotten by the politicians and strategists back in London. Library staff are often the ‘forgotten army’ when crucial and strategic decisions are being taken. This extends to when decisions are being reached about staff accommodation when a new library is being designed or, more commonly, when overall library space is being redesigned, extended, or altered to accord with prevailing estates strategies; changing teaching, learning, or research variables; or a need to rationalize campus space.