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Book SynopsisChapter 1. Re-Membering Hospitality in the Mediterranean (elhariry et all).- Chapter 2. Piracy, Hospitality, and the Sea in Early Modern English Drama (Publicover).- Chapter 3. Pilgrims and Refugees: The Lost Ethic of Mediterraneity (Baldacchino).- Chapter 4. Come, however briefly, in: Ambivalent Hospitality in Ingrid de Kok's Poetry (Álvarez).- Chapter 5. Enabling Hospitality as Opening in the Mediterranean: Hôtes of Constantinople and Broussa in Virginia Woolf's Orlando (Yilmaz).- Chapter 6. Hospitable Heterotopias: Mediterranean Queer Eternity in E. M. Forster's Albergo Empedocle (Dimakis).- Chapter 7. Can Hospitality Be Cosmopolitan? (Brugère).- Chapter 8. La Traversata Infinita/Traversía Infinita (Orsino).- Chapter 9. Let Live or Let Die: Stranger to the Nation (Blanc).- Chapter 10. The Ghost Host or the Parody of Hospitality: A Reading of Amara Lakhous's Clash of Civilization over an Elevator in Piazza Vittorio (Salem).- Chapter 11. Re-Membering Hospitality on John Fuller's Mediterranean Terraces (Saby).- Chapter 12. De-constructing Hospitality in the Colonial Mediterranean: Lawrence Durrell's Bitter Lemons, and Albert Camus's L'hôte (Danos).- Chapter 13. Hostipitality at the Mediterranean Border: Giulio Cavalli's Carnaio (Ruzzi).- Chapter 14. (In)hospitality in Paul Bowles's Moroccan Travels and Fictions (Calvete). Chapter 15. An Anomaly Between Chapters: Hisham Matar's A Month in Siena and the City's Art of Hospitality (Bugeja).
