Katherine Mansfield and literary modernism

Content: Mansfield, Rhythm and the émigré connection / Gerri Kimber --
Katherine Mansfield, Rhythm and Henri Bergson / Eiko Nakano --
'The famous New Zealand mag.-story writer': Katherine Mansfield, periodical publishing and the short story / Jenny McDonnell --
Authentic existence and the characters of Katherine Mansfield / Miroslawa Kubasiewizc --
The elusiveness of reality: the limits of cognition in Katherine Mansfield's short stories / Joanna Kokot --
Un-defining the self in the stories of Katherine Mansfield / Nancy Gray --
'--Ah, what is it?--that I heard': voice and affect in Katherine Mansfield's short fictions / Anne Besnault-Levita --
Kezia in Wonderland / Delphine Soulhat --
'The women in the stor(y)': disjunctive vision in Mansfield's 'The aloe' / Bruce Harding --
'A city of one's own': women, social class and London in Katherine Mansfield's short stories / Ana Belén López Pérez --
'My insides are all twisted up': when distortion and the grotesque become 'the same job' in Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf / Gerardo Rodríguez Salas with Isabel María Andrés Cuevas --
'On the subject of Maleness': the different worlds of Katherine Mansfield and D.H. Lawrence / Susan Reid --
The Mansfield legacy / Kathleen Jones --
'My many selves': a reassessment of Katherine Mansfield's Journal / Valérie Baisnée --
'Blue with cold': coldness in the works of Katherine Mansfield / Janka Kaščáková --
Katherine Mansfield's menagerie / Melinda Harvey.