Anna Karenina i Arktis: Tekst og landskap i Aritha van Herks Places Far From Ellesmere
Anna Karenina in the Arctic: Text and Landscape in Aritha van Herk’s Places Far From Ellesmere The Arctic is an imagined space as much as a geographical place; our ideas and understanding of the region are based both in the fictional and the ...
Janicke Stensvaag Kaasa
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Television biopics: Questions of genre, nation, and medium [PDF]
Anderson C.+13 more
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Affirmational and Transformational Values and Practices in the Tolkien Fanfiction Community [PDF]
Fanfiction based on the legendarium of J.R.R. Tolkien has existed for at least six decades and has been, within the past two, one of the most consistently active online fanfiction communities. Despite this, the fandom has been relatively unstudied by fan
Walls-Thumma, Dawn M.
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De bois e outros bichos: nuances do novo Realismo brasileiro
The article analyses two short stories by Marçal Aquino, “Boi” and “A exata distância da vulva ao coração”, which were published in two different selections.
Tânia Pellegrini
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L.-F. Céline’s Trilogie allemande is a work that is still difficult to define today. Following a current interpretation, the voice of the novelist has given way to the chronicler’s perspective.
Jacopo Leoni
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Comparative Analysis of Preference in Contemporary and Earlier Texts Using Entropy Measures. [PDF]
Mohseni M, Redies C, Gast V.
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Fictional Representation of Prison in Films and TV’s Series Genre: Public and Academic Perceptions of Prison [PDF]
Stavroula G Bougadi
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The "grand tour" and the "Risorgimento": Italy's romantic imaginary in French literature
This essay will examine some accounts of French travelers-writers of the nineteenth century, which, in the tradition of the grand tour, described in textual pictures and ecfrasis an imaginary of plastic beauty related to Italian scenes and landscapes ...
Celina Maria Moreira de Mello
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Fictional Crimes/Historical Crimes: Genre and Character in Philip Kerr’s Berlin Noir Trilogy [PDF]
Laura Major
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Anthropology and Genre: Science Fiction – Communication of Identity
Genre production uses the shared nature of cultural communication in order to establish certain kinds and models of cultural identity, and these identities go on to have a social and cultural existence outside genre communication. Anthropology insists on the shared nature of cultural communication, more precisely, on the fact that those who shape the ...
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