STRATEGI MURAKAMI HARUKI DALAM MERAIH POSISI DAN LEGITIMASI DI ARENA SASTRA JEPANG by , Santi Andayani, , Dr. Wening Udasmoro, M.Hum., DEA.

“…His works are both fiction and nonfiction got apreciation and recognition like national and international prizes. …”

Untimely forms: late modernism, war, essayistic form by Topalović, D

“…In recent years, however, the rise of hybrid categories like essayistic fiction and creative nonfiction, in concomitance with renewed debates concerning the novel’s viability, has led to growing interest in the essay form. …”

Issues, Challenges, and solutions to improve customer satisfaction of Kedah Public Library by Taib, Che Azlan, Iteng, Rosman, Mad Lazim, Halim, Zakaria, Shahizan Affandi

“…It also has a non-circulating reference collection, and usually focuses on popular material such as fiction and movies, as well as educational and nonfiction materials of interest to the general public. …”
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Semantics Analysis of Agricultural Experts’ Opinions for Crop Productivity through Machine Learning by Mehak Rehman, Abdul Razzaq, Irfan Ahmad Baig, Javeria Jabeen, Muhammad Hammad Nadeem Tahir, Umar Ijaz Ahmed, Adnan Altaf, Touqeer Abbas

“…Numerous text processing techniques are being used to find out sentiments from the comments, such as social media tweets, hoax, fiction, nonfiction, novels, books, movies, health care, and stock exchange. …”
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A gap and damage in the security of payment cards by Vytautas Sūdžius, Vytautas Mackevičius

“…The Method of research: analysis of nonfiction, continuous census of fraud cases, information analysis using statistical methods, comparative analysis, experts opinion, analysis of material of case investigation and reports, analysis according to the dominating fraud types and indicators, document process analysis. …”
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“To Extract from It Some Sort of Beautiful Thing”: The Holocaust in the Families and Fiction of Nava Semel and Etgar Keret by Ranen Omer-Sherman

“…Semel’s numerous articles, and fiction as well as nonfiction books, frequently address second and third-generation trauma, arguably most impressively in her harrowing five-part novel <i>And the Rat Laughed</i> (2001) that spans 150 years but most crucially juxtaposes the experiences of a “hidden child” in a remote wartime Polish village repeatedly raped with that of her grandchild writing a dutiful report for her class in contemporary Israel. …”
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Inimene kui looduslik keha. Eesti kirjanduse tajuilmad 1960.–1980. aastatel by Epp Annus

“…This article considers the relationship between a sense of self and the natural environment during the Soviet period, as it appears in the fiction and nonfiction of that era. More particularly, the art­icle analyzes the role of the natural environment in cultural consciousness, viewing it in the context of the global sphere of ideas and the behavioural patterns of the time. …”
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Construction of a revisionary self in transformative contact zones in Ahdaf Soueif's novel by Fekri, Neda

“…In fact, my study fills a niche that is critical so that Soueif’s novels would be appreciated more on the background of her own theoretical points explored in her nonfiction. The construction of this common ground occurs in what Pratt terms the contact zone. …”
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Ambivalence and Representations of Women’s Work in Nineteenth-Century Spanish American Writing, 1861–1896 by Lee Skinner

“…Writers of fiction and nonfiction posed arguments about paid employment for middle-class women and often represented work itself in ways that reinforced traditional gender norms by envisioning women’s entry into the labor force as an extension of their family and household roles. …”
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Saltarse el programa: revolución y viaje en las memorias de tres autoras latinoamericanas by Liliana Guadalupe Chávez Díaz

“…I propose to shed light into Latin American nonfiction and lesser known female authors, studying travel literature as a means of individual and collective expression of memory. …”
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“The Identity Problem” in Prenatal Testing by Nina Beguš

“…[iv] It is in such cases where the borderline lies and where we need to listen to individual stories and contexts, many of which are find in fiction and nonfiction.   A Brief History of The Identity Problem The identity problem has existed even before the ultrasound first offered a peak into the uterus, revealing the sex and health status of the fetus. …”
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Disputing facts, disputing the economy: Media controversies at the decline of the Peruvian Miracle by Cerna Aragon, Diego Alonso

“…The concept of sociotechnical nonfictions highlights the role that expertise and media assemblages played in the (re)production of facts. …”
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“You is got a monst’us heap ter l’arn yit”: Charles Chesnutt’s Revisions of Albion Tourgée’s ‘Carpetbagger’ and ‘White Negro’ Characters by Christopher E. Koy

“…Both authors were born in Ohio, wrote fiction and nonfictional essays about the desperate situation of Blacks in the South during and after Reconstruction, and both ended their respective careers with a sense that their reception was either ignored or misunderstood. …”
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CHILDHOOD TERRITORIES IN ONDJAKI: AESTHETIC OF ANGOLAN POST-COLONIALITY by Fernanda Coutinho, Marlúcia Nogueira do Nascimento

“…Based on Agamben (2005) and Spivak (2010), we try to verify how this infant voice perceives and represents the Angolan context of postcoloniality in both fictional and nonfictional texts by Luanda. For this reason, we have selected Ondjaki’s works which were published in the first decade of the 21st century, namely the moment when the author was firmed as an intellectual and fiction writer. …”
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Witnessing Fukushima Secondhand: Collage, Archive and Travelling Memory in Jacques Ristorcelli’s Les Écrans by Benoît Crucifix

“…Cultural memory in comics studies mostly seems to revolve around nonfictional graphic novels tackling major historical events. …”
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LETOPISEŢUL CA POVESTIRE FACTUALĂ by USM ADMIN

“…Printre alte particularităţi ce diferenţiază discursul nonficţional de cel ficţional pot fi amintite utilizarea dialogului reprodus şi absenţa monologului interior. …”
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Literary and Cultural (re)productions of a Utopian Island: Performative Geographies of Colonial Shamian, Guangzhou in the Latter Half of the 19th Century by Tingcong Lin, Ping Su

“…These texts (primarily written and pictorial descriptive, nonfictional accounts) reflected the spatial reality but also promoted spatial practices that reinforced the physical utopian island. …”
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Solitude as an act of hedonism in Bryce Andrews’ Badluck Way by Mohd Zaimin Haris Fathillah, Ravichandran Vengadasamy

“…In numerous literary texts, solitude has been the pivotal entry point to ascertain and expound both fictional and nonfictional characters’ actions and behaviours. The same can be said about hedonism. …”
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Writing emigration: Canada in Scottish romanticism, 1802–1840 by Rieley, H

“…Chapter Three argues for an understanding of the emigrant's guide as a porous form that acts as a bridge between nonfictional and fictional representations of emigration. …”

Howard Fast and Soviet Writers. Article 1. “A Friendly Hand Reaching Out Across the Ocean”: 1949–1955 by Olga I. Shcherbinina

“…Left Western writers were expected to take part in pickets, rallies, international congresses, demonstrations, and publish their nonfictional materials in the party press. Fast who was a delegate to World Congresses for Peace (Waldorf Conference 1949, Paris Congress 1949), the laureate of the International Stalin Peace Prize in 1953, perfectly met these requirements. …”
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