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The Dual Identity of Immigrants from the Southern Republics of the Former Yugoslavia in Sloveniain the Collection of Short Prose by Zoran Knezevic “Amphibians Die Twice” (2014)

Inter-Slavic cultural ties. Results and perspectives of research, 2021
This paper focuses on the short prose collection “Amphibians die twice” (2014) by the Slovenian-Serbian writer Zoran Knežević (born in 1958 in Vojvodina and having migrated to Ljubljana in 1995), in particular on the author's attempts to express the dual
Aleksandra N. Krasovec
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The specific characteristics of the "new Bosnian narrative" as exemplified by Karim Zaimović's short stories book Tajna džema od malina

Humanities and Cultural Studies, 2021
The article is an attempt to describe the specifics of the „new Bosnian narrative” as exemplified by Karim Zaimovic’s short stories collected in the book Tajna džema od malina.
Antonina Kurtok
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THE DUNGEON AS THE FALL AND THE APOCALYPSE IN THE NARRATIVE PROSE OF IVO ANDRIC

Lipar
The paper examines the semantics of the dungeon in Ivo Andric’s short stories, primarily in the writer’s dungeon stories. In the theoretical footsteps of Northrop Frye, Nikolai Berdyaev and Michel Foucault, we point to the dungeon as two symbolic forms ...
Lidija V. Petrović
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Lyrical Plot Formation in Modern Short Prose

Critique and Semiotics
The article analyzes the poetics of contemporary writers working in the short fiction genre: Sergei Tikhanov, Evgeny Nikitin and Danila Davydov. It is shown that these authors employ different strategies of lyrical plot formation.
I. V. Silantev
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EMOTIONAL SPHERE OF PANTELEIMON KULISH’S SHORT PROSE

Odessa National University Herald. Series: Philology
Sensitivity is a special category of literary anthropology, which allows us to trace the dynamics of human emotions, their unpredictability, spontaneity and at the same time the formation of holistic aesthetic images and models of psychological behavior.
A. Malynovskyi
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The Emergence of Modern Prose Narrative in Iraq: Maḥmūd Aḥmad al-Sayyid and the Search for Form

Journal of Arabic Literature
This paper examines the efforts of the early twentieth century writer Mahmud Ahmad al-Sayyid (1903–1937) to remake literary culture in Iraq. Al-Sayyid’s essays advocated abandoning what he characterized as socially disinterested and decorative prose ...
Haytham Bahoora
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“Always Hungry: The Short Story as Cultural and Narrative Space in Anzia Yezierska’s Fiction”

International Journal of Linguistics Literature & Translation
This essay examines the short fiction of Anzia Yezierska. It argues that her literary imagination finds its most compelling realization in the short story, a form uniquely suited to the intensity, brevity, and culturally hybrid perspective of her work ...
Simona Porro
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Types Of The Hero In Epic Short Prose Of Russian And Uzbek Literature Of The Early 20th Century

European International Journal of Pedagogics
The early twentieth century was a period of profound social, political, and cultural transformation in both Russian and Uzbek societies. These changes were reflected in literature, particularly in epic short prose, where writers sought to depict new ...
Navbatova Ra‘no Xadjimuratovna
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The Deixis of Contemporary British Short Prose: Ariadne’s Thread in the Labyrinth of Text

Vestnik of Samara University History pedagogics philology
The article examines narrative deixis in contemporary British short prose, a genre characterized by compactness, the absence of linear plot development, a focus on the inner world of the character, and symbolism. The relevance of the study stems from the
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THE CHRONICLE ENTRY AS A COMPOSITIONAL ELEMENT IN NINA BICHUYA’S SHORT PROSE

NaUKMA Research Papers Literary Studies
The article examines the genre of the chronicle entry as a key compositional device in Nina Bichuya’s novellas “The Creation of the Mystery” (Sotvorinnia Tainy) and “Mytusa’s Boldness” (Buiest Mytusyna).
O. Peleshenko
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