Peter Arnds is a Fellow and the Director of the Comparative Literature programme at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. Elected into the Academia Europaea in 2018, he has published books on Günter Grass, Dickens, Lycanthropy, Holocaust Literature and is the author of Searching for Alice (2018). His literary translation of P. Bolthauser’s ‘Rapids’ was longlisted for the 2016 IMPAC Prize.

Arnds’ fascinating book delves into the unsettling nexus of migration, biopolitics and discursive myth-making. He explores the enduring presence of an image turned metaphor that resurfaces in multiple narratives of hatred, oppression and discrimination. His scholarly prose is both knowledgeable and deeply committed.

• Acknowledgements1. Introduction. Wolf in the Sanctuary: Myth, Literature, Biopolitics2. Fear of the Pack: Jews and Gypsies as Wolves3. Wolves and the Indigenous: Migration of a Metaphor to the Colonies4. Wolves and Wayward Women: Between Condemnation and Empowerment5. The Wolves of War: Fascism, Terrorism, Resistance6. No Trespassing: Wolves, Borders and Immigrants7. Wolf Trails: Re-wilding the World in the Age of MigrationEpilogue. Dreaming of Wolves: The Children of Lycaon in the Age of PsychoanalysisReferencesIndex

Peter Arnds is a Fellow and the Director of the Comparative Literature programme at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. Elected into the Academia Europaea in 2018, he has published books on Günter Grass, Dickens, Lycanthropy, Holocaust Literature and is the author of Searching for Alice (2018). His literary translation of P. Bolthauser’s ‘Rapids’ was longlisted for the 2016 IMPAC Prize.

Arnds’ fascinating book delves into the unsettling nexus of migration, biopolitics and discursive myth-making. He explores the enduring presence of an image turned metaphor that resurfaces in multiple narratives of hatred, oppression and discrimination. His scholarly prose is both knowledgeable and deeply committed.

• Acknowledgements1. Introduction. Wolf in the Sanctuary: Myth, Literature, Biopolitics2. Fear of the Pack: Jews and Gypsies as Wolves3. Wolves and the Indigenous: Migration of a Metaphor to the Colonies4. Wolves and Wayward Women: Between Condemnation and Empowerment5. The Wolves of War: Fascism, Terrorism, Resistance6. No Trespassing: Wolves, Borders and Immigrants7. Wolf Trails: Re-wilding the World in the Age of MigrationEpilogue. Dreaming of Wolves: The Children of Lycaon in the Age of PsychoanalysisReferencesIndex

Peter Arnds is a Fellow and the Director of the Comparative Literature programme at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. Elected into the Academia Europaea in 2018, he has published books on Günter Grass, Dickens, Lycanthropy, Holocaust Literature and is the author of Searching for Alice (2018). His literary translation of P. Bolthauser’s ‘Rapids’ was longlisted for the 2016 IMPAC Prize.

Arnds’ fascinating book delves into the unsettling nexus of migration, biopolitics and discursive myth-making. He explores the enduring presence of an image turned metaphor that resurfaces in multiple narratives of hatred, oppression and discrimination. His scholarly prose is both knowledgeable and deeply committed.

• Acknowledgements1. Introduction. Wolf in the Sanctuary: Myth, Literature, Biopolitics2. Fear of the Pack: Jews and Gypsies as Wolves3. Wolves and the Indigenous: Migration of a Metaphor to the Colonies4. Wolves and Wayward Women: Between Condemnation and Empowerment5. The Wolves of War: Fascism, Terrorism, Resistance6. No Trespassing: Wolves, Borders and Immigrants7. Wolf Trails: Re-wilding the World in the Age of MigrationEpilogue. Dreaming of Wolves: The Children of Lycaon in the Age of PsychoanalysisReferencesIndex