EDUCATIONAL POTENTIAL OF THE 20TH CENTURY PHILOSOPHICAL ADVENTURE FICTION by Y. Y. Kozmina

“…The paper explores the potential impact of studying the 20th century philosophical adventure fiction on educational process. In spite of the well-recognized idea of M. …”
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L’essenziale. Ovvero, l’immagine del limite in Jon Krakauer e Bruce Chatwin by Paola Gaudio

Subjects: “…adventure fiction…”
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Haunted Oppressors: The Deconstruction of Manliness in the Imperial Gothic Stories of Rudyard Kipling and Arthur Conan Doyle by Anna Berger

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Artemis fowl and the arctic incident / by Colfer, Eoin Artemis Fowl

Inferno : a novel / by Brown, Dan, 1964-

Som pojkar går och står by Olle Widhe

“…Finally, this article explores how the relation between reading and play in Elgström’s books may be regarded as defining for the adventure-fiction genre as a whole. …”
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Fiction of Early 20^th Century in Genre Coverage by E. Y. Kozmina

“…Adventurous and philosophical fiction transform adventurous genres of literature, primarily - geographical novel of adventure, adventure historical novel, crime genres. Adventurous fiction also uses the genres of the adventure literature, but does not transform them. …”
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Ljudlitteratur med buller och bång by Ann Steiner

“…Thus, a comparison is made between the two examples and other formats such as children’s print books, audiobooks, and radio drama as well as literary genres such as adventure fiction, melodrama, and slapstick. Furthermore, narrative aspects of the two audio literature examples are analyzed in terms of metafiction, voice, and sound effects. …”
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Handbook of Research on Artificial Intelligence Applications in Literary Works and Social Media / by Keikhosrokiani, Pantea, editor 651943, Pourya Asl, Moussa, editor 651944, IGI Global (Online service) 631983

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Minimalism of Blood in Dynamics from the 1970s to the 1990s: Late Soviet Costume Historical Film and TV Series by Salnikova, Ekaterina Viktorovna

“…Blood as a polysemantic symbol associated not only with life, but also with various forms of violence, including ritual one, is an important attribute of adventurous fiction plots. The author states that the tradition of the late Soviet costume historical and/or musical film continues to influence the films made in the second half of the 1980s, and partly in the 1990s. …”
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