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THE LANGUAGE OF WAR IN THE CONTEMPORARY DOCUMENTARY PROSE
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Zaira Cintra Vidal: a trajectory of innovation in Brazilian nursing education. [PDF]
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Meaning in Music Framed: The Four 'Eff' Processes (Fit, Affiliation, Facilitation, and Fluency). [PDF]
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Women, wars and militarism in Svetlana Alexievich’s documentary prose
Media, War and Conflict, 2017This work examines the war prose of Svetlana Alexievich, an author from Belarus who writes predominantly in the oral history genre about significant political and social events in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet states. Alexievich is the 14th woman who has won the Nobel Prize in Literature and is one of just a few nonfiction authors recognized by the
Aliaksandr Novikau
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S. Weir Mitchell’s Prose and Poetry on the American Civil War
Journal of the History of the Neurosciences, 2004The prose and poetry of S. Weir Mitchell (1829-1914)--related to the American Civil War--encompass a very significant portion of his non-medical writings. The Civil War, more than any other single event, shaped his future career as one of the founders of American neurology.
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War documentary prose by Mykola Lepky
Presoznavstvo. Press Studies, 2023The article examines the essayistic legacy of Mykola Lepkyi and his war-documentary prose. The research is based on accurate biographical information, substantiated by archival documents and familial testimonies found in private correspondence and published memoirs. Specifically, the work «Z voiennoho zapysnyka» is scrutinized, encompassing documentary
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The Second World War in Official and Unofficial Russian Prose
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