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How Are Autism Spectrum Disorder and Savant Skills Treated in Cinematographic Works? A Study Focusing on Korean Movies and TV Series. [PDF]
Hwang JW.
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ShExML: improving the usability of heterogeneous data mapping languages for first-time users. [PDF]
García-González H +4 more
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From Cinema to Sufism: The Artistic and Mystical Life of Turkish Screenwriter Ayşe Şasa (1941–2014)
This article examines the contributions of Turkish screenwriter Ayşe Şasa (1941–2014) to Turkish cinema and visual culture through her engagement with Sufism and metaphysical themes.
Büşra Çakmaktaş
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ENDLESS FORMS MOST BEAUTIFUL: A GARDEN SHOWS THAT CANCER IS A PART OF LIFE. [PDF]
Winfrey P +3 more
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L’implant narratif (planting and payoff) au cinéma : une nécessité scénaristique ?
Planting/payoff is a narrative technique that favors the repeated use of an object or information during the story, a repetition which gradually acquires dramatic importance by helping to highlight key moments of the plot (moments of recognition ...
Toufic El-Khoury
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Strange Fruit. La chanson d’Abel (2025). An Interview with Vincent Hazard
This interview with Vincent Hazard explores the creative genesis and collaborative process behind Strange Fruit. La chanson d’Abel (Dupuis, Aire Libre, 2025), a French language graphic novel illustrated by A.
Ernesto Priego
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Evaluation of an Audio-Visual Novela to Improve COVID-19 Knowledge and Safe Practices Among Spanish-Speaking Individuals with Schizophrenia. [PDF]
Kopelowicz A +5 more
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Although Gore Vidal has both worked as a Hollywood screenwriter and written criticism on Film—in this regard, he is perhaps best known for a sustained attack on the auteur theory of the magisterial director—I am concerned in this paper mainly with his ...
Thomas LaBorie Burns
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Harold Pinter is a British writer, playwright, poet and screenwriter, and the recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2005, whose artistic genius is familiar to the Russian reading audience.
K.V. Arjantzeva
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