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| 51. | Grave New World: The Decline of the West in the Fiction of J. G. Ballard
Department of English Literature University of Warsaw, r. 2007 (Książka) Dominika Oramus | |
| 52. | Ways of Pleasure. Angela Carter's Discourse of Delight in her Fiction and Non-Fiction
Department of English Literature UW, r. 2006 (Książka) Dominika Oramus | |
| 53. | The Voices of Disaster. J. G. Ballard and the Disaster Story Tradition in England
Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, r. 2005 (Książka) Dominika Oramus | |
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| 54. | Gods for the Final Days. Selected Religious Systems Devised by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. and Philip K. Dick
w: Fearful Symmetries: Representations of Anxiety in Cultural, Literary and Political Discourses, str. 208-219, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Śląskiego, r. 2013 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 55. | Przedmowa pt Zagubiony na pustyni
w: Transmigracja Timothy'ego Archera, str. 7-18, Rebis, r. 2012 (Esej lub rozdział w książce) Dominika Oramus (Autor oryginału) | |
| 56. | The Voyage of Charles Darwin on the HMS Beagle in Recent Non-Fiction and Fiction
w: From Queen Anne to Queen Victoria. Studies in the !8th and 19th century British Literature and Culture, str. 379-386, r. 2012 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus (Autor oryginału) | |
| 57. | Ian McEwan's
w: The New Review, str. 95-104, r. 2011 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 58. | The nineteenth-century roots of contemporary fantasies: 'The demonic scientist' motif in The Infernal Desire Machines of Doctor Hoffman by Angela Carter and The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks
w: From Queen Anne to Queen Victoria: Readings in the 18th and the 19th Century British Literature and Culture, str. 369-375, Uniwersytet Warszawski, r. 2010 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 59. | Woman as an Alien. Angela Carter's Heroes and Villains
w: The AnaChronisT, str. 117-134, r. 2010 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 60. | War on Satelite TV in the Stories of J.G. Ballard
w: Discourses and Representations of War in British Literature and Culture, str. 247-257, r. 2009 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 61. | Doris Lessing's The Fifth Child and the British Disaster Story
w: The New Review. An International Journal of British Studies, str. 103-113, University of Warswaw/ University of Glasgow, r. 2008 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 62. | The massive cultural attack. Chinese books in England
w: China: Confucian Tradition Towards the New Century, str. 181-191, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, r. 2008 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 63. | Lem a inni pisarze SF. Android w wybranych utworach Stanisława Lema, Philipa K. Dicka i J. G. Ballarda
w: Postscriptum, str. 157-170, Uniwersytet Śląski, r. 2006 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 64. | The Persistence of Memory: Surrealism and Science Fiction in J. G. Ballard's Vermillion Sands
w: Foundation, str. 59-69, The Science Fiction Foundation and University of Liverpool, r. 2006 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 65. | Images of Popular Culture in J. G. Ballard's Hello America
w: PASE Papers in Literature, Language and Culture, str. 232-238, Universytet Warszawski, r. 2005 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 66. | Realms of the Thanatos: J. G. Ballard`s "The Drowned World" in the Light of Sigmund Freud`s "Beyond the Pleasure Principle"
w: Perspectives on Literature and Culture, str. 205-213, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej, r. 2004 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 67. | Playing Dolls: The Uncanny in "The Smile" by J. G. Ballard and "The Loves of Lady Purple" by Angela Carter
w: PASE Papers in Literature and Culture, str. 257-263, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego, r. 2003 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 68. | From Fact to Fiction: Angela Carter`s "Nights at the Circus" as a study in unreliable narration
w: Anglica, str. 39-50, Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, r. 2002 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 69. | The Beauty and the Picture: Edgar Allan Poe`s The Oval Portrait, Oscar Wild`s the Picture of Dorian Gray
w: Approaches to Literature, str. 59-69, Department of English Literature, r. 2002 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 70. | The Dream Narrative in Mary Shelley`s Frankenstein [Cloce reading of the novel`s most famous passage Chapter V v.I]
w: Approaches to Literature, str. 115-120, Department of English Literature, University of Warsaw, r. 2001 (Artykuł) Dominika Oramus | |
| 71. | Remembering Angela Carter: the deja-lu literature.
w: PASE Papers in Literature and Culture. Proceedings of the 6th annual conference of ... (ed.by Edmund Gussmann and Bogdan Szymanek), str. 273-285, The University Press of the Catholic University of Lublin, r. 1998 (Artykuł konferencyjny) Dominika Oramus | |