Compound words used in Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight by Ririn Dwi Cahyanti

“…This study was aimed at describing the types, the function, and the meaning of the compound words used in Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight. A qualitative method with the content analysis was applied in this study. …”
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Vampires and Werewolves Transformed: Deleuzean Difference in Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight Sagas by Bakhtiar Sadjadi, Hedieh Rashidi

“…The present paper investigates Stephenie Meyer’s Gothic novels, Twilight Sagas, particularly Twilight and New Moon, in terms of the Deleuzean concept of Difference which was developed in his later work Difference and Repetition. …”
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Colonizing the fantastic: Reading Stephenie Meyer’s Breaking Dawn as all-in-one text by Baysar Tanıyan

“…Likewise, while Stephenie Meyer’s The Twilight series is generally classified as fantasy, all four novels in the series resist such a simplified classification when tested with the key ideas of Todorov’s insistence on hesitation, Rosemary Jackson’s perception of the fantastic as a deconstructive mode or Rabkin’s idea of fantastic effect. …”
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Stephenie Meyers world view in relation to new vampire characteristics in Twilight Saga by , DESRISTANTO, Panca, , Dra. Esmeraldayanti S, S.U

Brontе’s “Wuthering Heights” and St. Meyer’s “Twilight Series”: Reading Classics in the Context of its Actualization in the Mass Culture

“…Being offered is the option of organizing a conversation on Emily Bronte's novel “Wuthering Heights” with young admirers of “Twilight series” by Stephenie Meyer.…”
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Book for Children and Teenagers and Media. Fantasy Bestsellers and Their Reception in the Polish Media Space by Anna Dymmel

“…Rowling, <em>Twiligh </em>saga by Stephenie Meyer, <em>Dark Materials</em> by Philip Pulman, <em>Inheritance</em> by Christopher Paolini and their reception in traditional media and the Polish language Internet. …”
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The Verbal Irony found in English Novel “Twilight” by Kadek Ayu Ekasani

“…The data were taken from the novel “Twilight” written by Stephenie Meyer. The theory is adapted from Winokur (2007) about the definition of verbal irony. …”
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Love at first bite: politics of gender and sexuality in the portrayals of vampires in American popular culture by Goh, Jolene Jie Ting

“…Using the iconic works of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire, Francis Ford Coppola’s Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Joss Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Stephenie Meyer’s The Twilight Saga, I investigate the ways in which vampire portrayals have served to reflect contemporary concerns about gender and sexuality. …”
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Young Adult Pop Fiction: Empathy and the Twilight Series by Alicia Otano Unzue

“…The readers that have made Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight series an international best-seller in the young adult/adolescent pop fiction market reflect the crucial role popular literature plays in their emotional experience. …”
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Teaching 'Twilight' in the EFL Classroom: Avoiding Possible Pitfalls and How to Use It in a Positive Manner by M. Carmen Gómez-Galisteo, Alexis Martel-Robaina

“…We will use Twilight, the first novel in the series by Stephenie Meyer, so as not to overwhelm our students with reading the four novels that make up the series. …”
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Challenging the Love Triangle in Twenty-First-Century Fantastic Young Adult Literature by Stephanie Lyttle

“…From Stephenie Meyers’ Twilight (2005-2008) to Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games (2008-2010), the love triangle is a controversial but pervasive feature of 21st-century fantastic YA literature. …”
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