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Bodily Abounds. Hilary Mantel’s The Mirror and the Light as Cixousian "Feminine Text [PDF]
One of the most critically acclaimed and successful examples of historical/political novels in this century, at least in the Anglophone world, is Hilary Mantel’s towering Thomas Cromwell trilogy, made up of Wolf ...
Ante Andabak
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Human milk-associated bacterial communities associate with the infant gut microbiome over the first year of life [PDF]
IntroductionMicrobial communities inhabiting the human infant gut are important for immune system development and lifelong health. One critical exposure affecting the bacterial colonization of the infant gut is consumption of human milk, which contains ...
Sara N. Lundgren +12 more
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Polylinguism in the historical novel «Wolf Hall» by Hilary Mantel [PDF]
The article is devoted to the role of foreign languages in the novel by the English writer Hilary Mantel “Wolf Hall”. The relevance of the study is due to the fact that the artistic features of the novel in Russia are still poorly understood. Takinginto
Dezortseva Maria A.
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Psychological aspects of power in Hilary Mantel’s The Mirror and The Light [PDF]
The last novel of Mantel’s Cromwell trilogy is approached through the lens of the contemporary theory of power. As a historical novelist, Mantel opens up the mentality behind political and social forms of power under Tudor monarchy, the dominance of ...
Kabanova, Irina Valeryevna
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Illness and femininity in Hilary Mantel's Giving Up the Ghost (2003). [PDF]
This paper offers a reading of Hilary Mantel's memoir, Giving Up The Ghost (2003). The interest of the memoir derives from the fact that it provides an exceptionally rich picture of the impact of family life on a child's attitudes towards her own body.
Vickers N.
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Corpi e storia in Bring up the Bodies di Hilary Mantel
Il contributo propone una interpretazione del romanzo storico di Hilary Mantel, Bring up the Bodies, con una particolare enfasi sulla rappresentazione del corpo che apre nuove prospettive sulla costruzione storica della soggettività femminile.
Tiziana Ingravallo
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‘Mind What Gap?’: An Interview With Hilary Mantel [PDF]
This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in Textual Practice on 02/04/2015, available online: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/10.1080/0950236X.2015 ...
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Review: Lucy Arnold, Reading Hilary Mantel: Haunted Decades. Bloomsbury Academic, 2020
A review of 'Reading Hilary Mantel: Haunted Decades' by Lucy Arnold.
Hywel Rowland Dix
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This article analyses Hilary Mantel’s critically-acclaimed Tudor novel series (Wolf Hall, 2009; Bring Up the Bodies, 2012; The Mirror & the Light, 2020) in the context of Brexit.
José I. Prieto Arranz
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Presentist Anachronism and Ironic Humour in Period Screen Drama
Some recent historical period screen dramas systematically include presentist anachronisms and ironic humour. Examples are TV series “Bridgerton” and “The Great” and movies “Mary Queen of Scots” and “The Favourite”.
John Shanks
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