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Folklore and the Fantastic in Twelve Modern Irish Novels
The Canadian Journal of Irish Studies, 1999Some Patterns of Irish Folklore and the Modern Irish Novel Ulysses and Celtic Parallels Finnegans Wake: Imitating Sources Flann O'Brien: At Swim-Two-Birds and The Third Policeman: Temporal and Spatial Incongruities Mervyn Wall and Darrell Figgis: The Fursey Novels and The Return of the Hero Eimar O'Duffy: A Satirical Trilogy James Stephens: The Crock ...
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Fantastic Novel and Fantastic Elements in the Babil Melikesi
2023Romanın başlı başına bir tür olarak kabul edilmesi çeşitli aşamalar geçildikten sonra olmuştur. Batı’da romanın, romans ve pikarolardan farklı bir anlatı olduğunu ispat etmek isteyen yazarlar, romanın “gerçeği” anlattığını vurgulamaya ve “fantastik” ürünlerle romanın sınırlarını çizmeye çalışmışlardır.
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Sensation and the fantastic in the Victorian novel
2000During the final quarter of the twentieth century both the nature and the supposed dominance of realism in Victorian fiction were interrogated by critics concerned to explore the non-realist or anti-realist aspects of canonical Victorian novels, and/or to redirect literary historical attention to the cultural significance of a range of bestselling and ...
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CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF “THE TIME BICYCLE” FANTASTIC CHILDREN NOVEL SERIES
2020Children's literature; plays a major role in the transfer of national and spiritual culture to generations. Today, with the realization of this situation, children's literature studies gained speed and today's writers turned to this field and started to use children's literature effectively in transferring culture to children ...
KAVAN, Nihat, AKIN, Erhan
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The Fantastic, the Gothic, and the Grotesque in Contemporary Brazilian Women's Novels
Chasqui, 1996Brazilian literature has long been characterized by linguistic and stylistic innovation and the construction of an ambiguous narrative viewpoint, characteristics derived from the authors' awareness of the fluid, shifting relationship between language and reality (cf. Payne and Fitz 5).
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The Fantastic Novel: Joseph Skibell’s A Blessing on the Moon
2007Joseph Skibell’s powerful novel A Blessing on the Moon forms a particularly original addition to the Holocaust “canon.” First published in the United States in 1991, the novel has been translated into several languages. The grandchild of a Jew who fled Poland, Skibell has spoken in interviews about the loss of many of his close family members, a topic ...
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A Fantastic Voyage into Inner Space: Description in Science-Fiction Novelizations
Science Fiction Studies, 2011This article analyzes science-fiction novelizations from a specific narratological angle, namely the literary description. It has been argued that novelizations contain a small amount of description, which is remarkable considering the emphasis on visuality characteristic of sf cinema.
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Fantastic Literature against Propaganda in Ismail Kadare’s Novels
ANALELE UNIVERSITĂȚII DIN CRAIOVA SERIA ȘTIINȚE FILOLOGICE LIMBI STRĂINE APLICATE, 2023openaire +1 more source
A Classification Study of Novels Containing Fantastic Elements
2012Turkish novel starts its journey with an oath to loyalty to reality. Writers, especially those who graduated from Köy Enstitüsü, such as Talip Apaydın, Samim Kocagöz, Mahmut Yesari, Kemal Tahir and Orhan Kemal, added socialism and ruralism to realism in 1960s and 1970s, and Turkish novel bonded to objective realism with stronger bonds.
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