| 1 | America’s Pre-code Movies: The Attraction of Forbidden Hollywood |
| 2 | Ancient Greeks and British Modernity |
| 3 | Anglophone Children's and Young Adult Fiction and Its Reception in Continental European Countries |
| 4 | “Beyond the Iron Curtain”: Shakespeare in (Central) European Theatres between 1989-2019 |
| 5 | British and Irish Poetry after the Turn of the Millennium: Trends, Public/ Counterpublic, Institutions |
| 6 | Comic Women and Theories of Humour |
| 7 | Configurations of Friday |
| 8 | Continuity and Change in English Letter Formulae |
| 9 | Courage and Cowardice in British Women’s Writing of the Romantic Period |
| 10 | Creoles, Créolité, and Creolisation in Postcolonial Literature |
| 11 | ‘Criminal Voice’ in Literature |
| 12 | WITHDRAWN |
| 13 | Diachronic Narratology |
| 14 | Dickens in Colour |
| 15 | Eco-Narratives of Gender and Age: Intergenerational Eco-Imaginaries in Literature, Film, and Other Media |
| 16 | English as a Foreign Language for Students with Special Educational Needs – Strategies and Challenges for Teacher Training and Research |
| 17 | English in Liberia: Language and Literature |
| 18 | Gender in English Language Education: Current Trends and Future Perspectives |
| 19 | Global Implications of News Discourse in English in the Social Media |
| 20 | Hideous Progeny? Reanimations of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein |
| 21 | Interlingual and Intersemiotic Translations of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland |
| 22 | Interpreting Online Headlines |
| (merged with RT 5) |
| 23 | Language Mixing in Texts from Medieval England |
| 24 | Lockdown Literature: Past and Present Pandemic Paradigms |
| 25 | Material Agency: Early Modern Perspectives |
| 26 | Modernism in Motion |
| 27 | Narratives of Ageing and Old Age in the Fantastic Mode |
| 28 | Notre Père Walter Scott: Revisiting Scott at 250 |
| 29 | Over 100 Years Later: The Reception of Late 19th-century British and Irish Fiction in Europe |
| 30 | Persuasion in Scientific Discourse: Strategies and Linguistic Resources |
| 31 | Rebellious Marys: Women on Self-Development in Late 18th-and Early 19th-Century Fiction and Prose Writings |
| 32 | Reconceptualizing Violence against Women |
| 33 | Research on English Language Learning and Teaching |
| 34 | WITHDRAWN |
| 35 | Shakespeare, Women and Cultural Contexts |
| 36 | Stay at Home: Re-Assessing Home Spaces during Covid-19 in Literary Representation and Cultural Consumer Practice |
| 37 | Suffering in Anglophone Literatures |
| 38 | Technology-Enhanced Approaches, Models and Processes in English/ESP/CLIL/Translation Teaching and Learning |
| 39 | The Agency of Invisibility in Contemporary Fiction and Theory |
| 40 | The Ethics of Attention in Contemporary Fiction |
| 41 | The Persistence of Character |
| 42 | WITHDRAWN |
| 43 | The Construction of Childhood in Victorian England |
| 44 | Translating and Analysing Charles Darwin and Darwinism in(to) European languages (1859-2022) |
| 45 | Travelling to and from the Indian Subcontinent in the long Nineteenth Century |
| 46 | Victorian and neo-Victorian Wasted Lives: Bodies that Do not Matter |
| 47 | Women’s Writing and their Writings on Writing |