Second Person in Different Genres and Cultural Practices
The editorial introduction shows the richness of traditional literary genres (fictional and non-fictional), new cultural practices (digital literature, games, and playable media) in which second-person address may be encountered.
Joanna Jeziorska-Haładyj +1 more
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Investigating the factors of “versification” in Zakaria Tamer’s short story collection “The Neighing of the White Steed” [PDF]
Introduction: The story is a kind of literature which seeks to be effective and involve the emotions and feelings of the reader primarily and then his or her mind and wisdom.
Ali GHahramani, Malihe Foroughi
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‘An ambiguous genre’: thoughts on creative non-fiction and the exegesis [PDF]
The requirement for separate creative and exegetical components by universities offering creative doctoral programmes is a largely accepted model in Australia. The Research Question Model adopted by Curtin University in Western Australia is an example of this.
Robertson, Rachel +3 more
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The history of the short novel internationally and in the Arab world: (roots, origins, development)
The novella was known to the Arabs at a relatively late stage from Europe, for many reasons, the most important of which is the problematic and instability of the term. In Egypt, the term short novel did not take its place on the map of literature
م.م عمار ابراهيم عزت +1 more
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Netflix fictional feature film originals: an analysis of release strategies
This article offers an analysis of the strategies behind the release of original Netflix fictional feature films. Even if there is an already extensive literature about the streaming giant, little academic attention has been devoted to the release ...
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Micro- and Macro-Structures in the Retold Narratives with Script and Non-Script: The Case of Persian-Speaking Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) [PDF]
Producing cohesive and coherent stories by children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a challenging issue. However, the differences between the stories retold by children with and without ASD may decrease by reducing cognitive and linguistic needs ...
Elahe Kamari
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A Comparative Study of the Components of Dystopian Literature in the Novels “Terrible Tehran” and “Handmaid’s Tale [PDF]
Introduction "Dystopia" means a fictional place where people live inhumane and often terrifying lives. The grounds for the emergence of dystopia, which is also known as dystopian literature, are works that have viewed the reality of human life in the ...
Fateme Soltani, Negar Khodadadi
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The film El escarabajo de oro o Victorias Hämnd (2014), directed by the Argentinean-Swedish duo Alejo Moguillansky and Fia-Stina Sandlund, presents clashing storylines, histories, merged film genres and conflicting aspirations within a transnational film
Niina Oisalo
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Partly Familiar, Partly Novel Too: Fantasy and Science Fiction in Mohsin Hamid’s Exit West
This article proposes a reading of Hamid’s novel Exit West (2017) that pays attention to the tropes and formulas of fantasy and science fiction used to frame an account of the so-called refugee crisis. Although the novel portrays situations rooted in the
Maximiliano Jiménez
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Genre of non-fiction works of Serik Abikenovich and methods of teaching it
The article examines non-fiction f Serik Abikenuly and considers of his work in terms of a time of events in a plot, characters, a historical reality of toponymic names and teaching of his written works. The author of the article relied on the critical opinions of scientists-researchers of the Romance genre, demonstrating an artistic solution and a ...
Aray ZHUNDIBAYEVA, Meyirgul MURALBEK
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