Trauma and Narrative Therapy in The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende by behzad pourgharib

“…This paper explores Isabel Allende's novel The House of the Spirits, which allegorically reflects a nation's turmoil through a family's history, through the lens of trauma and narrative therapy. …”
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Chinese writing in English: nation, representation, and identity in Chinese immigrant writers' literature,1980-2020 by Lu, Qianting

“…Each wave offers an aspect – historically, allegorically, and individually – that locates the ways in which Chinese immigrant writers reshape, challenge, and negotiate with the idea of “Chineseness”, a concept that scholars from diaspora studies have been wrestling with for decades. …”
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De-metaphorizing and becoming animal: when the animal looks back. A reading of Marian Engel’s Bear = Desmetaforizando e tornando-se animal: quando o animal retorna o olhar. Uma lei... by Alessandra Meoni

“…On its side, the bear seemingly ‘shows’ a post-colonial attitude subversively resisting a typically Western anthropomorphic allegorization. Holding fast to itself and its animality, choosing in a way to ‘stay mute’, the bear keeps the role of a ‘perceptivecatalyst’, ‘thought-producing’ and thus ‘world-changing’, according to an aesthetics of perception suggesting that the animal gaze might be the best perspective from which to observe not only our world, but especially our own selves.…”
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A Study on Title of Children and Teenagers War Stories (the sixties and seventies) by Sayyede Sare Salehi Sadati, Sayyed Mohammad Rastgoofar, Mohammadreza Yosefi, Fateme Sadat Taheri

“…<br />Title has three different roles in the whole story; 1) It is as a sticker of story and it clarifies the feature of the story. 2) It has as an allegoric and symbolic role and the reader can get into the world of story through that. 3) It helps to figure the messages of story out. …”
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Patronka cywilizacyjnej przemiany. Biała legenda Marianny Skórzewskiej wykreowana w dobie upadku Rzeczypospolitej by Aleksander Jankowski

“…The picture was displayed in the Conference Hall of the War and Economy Chamber Office in Bydgoszcz, headed by Fryderyk Skórzewski since 1806. In this allegoric painting Frederick II is shown as an enlightened ruler promoting a daring engineering enterprise which is to facilitate the economic progress of the land annexed by Prussia. …”
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