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The Sleeper and the Spindle de Neil Gaiman : quand les reines prennent leur destin en main

M@GM@, 2016
Dans le recueilintitulé "Rags and Bones: New Twists on Timeless Tales", chaque auteur choisissait un conte qui l’avait particulièrement touché (soit inspiré, émerveillé ou profondément agacé), le désossait et le reconstruisait à l’attention des jeunes ...
Stéphanie Schneider
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The utility of failure: a taxonomy for research and scholarship. [PDF]

Perspect Med Educ, 2019
Young M.
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Folklore and Mythology in Neil Gaiman's American Gods [PDF]

, 2017
This thesis provides a critical analysis of the use of folklore and mythology that exists in Neil Gaiman's award-winning novel, American Gods. I focus on the ways in which American Gods is situated within an intertextual corpus of mythological and ...
Dixon, Sean
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Can self-awareness be taught? Monkeys pass the mirror test-again. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A, 2017
Huttunen AW, Adams GK, Platt ML.
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Smoke and Mirrors - Illustrations by Neil Gaiman´s Book

, 2013
The intention of this thesis is to create a collection of illustrations to fantasy stories Smoke and Mirrors: Short Fictions and Illusions by Neil Gaiman. File also includes book cover and flyleaf.
ENGELMANNOVÁ, Anna
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“Power and all its secrets”

Fafnir, 2015
Neil Gaiman’s recent adult novel, The Ocean at the End of the Lane (2013), presents the power of magic as an exclusively female concept. At the same time, however, it can be argued that the text subverts its own feminist potential in its advocation of ...
Laura-Marie von Czarnowsky
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Empowering Stories: Transportation into Narratives with Strong Protagonists Increases Self-Related Control Beliefs. [PDF]

Discourse Process, 2019
Isberner MB, Richter T, Schreiner C, Eisenbach Y, Sommer C, Appel M.   +5 more
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"The pale trees shook, although no wind blew, and it seemed to Tristran that they shook in anger": “blind space” and ecofeminism in a post-colonial reading of Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess’s graphic novel Stardust (1998)

Barnboken: Tidskrift för Barnlitteraturforskning, 2010
This article calls on two branches of third-wave feminist theory – ecofeminism and post-colonial feminism – to investigate human and nonhuman interrelations in Neil Gaiman’s young adult graphic novel, Stardust, illustrated by Charles Vess.
Alice Curry
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Opportunities and challenges in omics. [PDF]

Transl Stroke Res, 2010
Ning M, Lo EH.
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