Referencialidad e ironía en El crimen de Alberto Lobo, de Gonzalo Chacón Trejos (Referentiality and Irony in El crimen de Alberto Lobo, by Gonzalo Chacón Trejos) by Gustavo Camacho Guzmán

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"This Land Is Holy!" Intersections of Politics and Spirituality in Luis Alberto Urrea’s <i>The Hummingbird’s Daughter</i> by Christina Garcia Lopez

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ЖАНР КРИПТОІСТОРІЇ ЯК КРОК ДО НЕОМОДЕРНОГО РОМАНУ (НА МАТЕРІАЛІ ТВОРІВ В. КОЖЕЛЯНКА «ЕФІОПСЬКА СІЧ» ТА «ЛЖЕNOSTRADAMUS») / Secret history genre as a start of newmodern novel (by th... by Аністраненко Антоніна

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OUR WHITE HOUSE : LOOKING IN, LOOKING OUT / by National Children's Book and Literacy Alliance

“…Presents a compilation of essays, personal accounts, historical fiction, and poetry about the White House in each period of American history…”

Parallel Stories, Differentiated Histories by Rueda Laffond, José Carlos, Ruiz, Carlota Coronado, Burnay, Catarina Duff, Gómez, Amparo Guerra, Pérez, Susana Díaz, Santos, Rogério

“…Historical fiction on Iberian television channels express qualitative problems of interpretation. …”
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THE ROLE OF GENDER IN READING COMPREHENSION: AN ANALYSIS OF COLLEGE-LEVEL EFL STUDENTS’ COMPREHENSION OF DIFFERENT GENRES by Didem Koban Koç

“…The students were given three reading passages of different genres such as historical fiction, essay and fantasy and were asked to answer comprehension questions related to the passages. …”
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THE ROLE OF GENDER IN READING COMPREHENSION: AN ANALYSIS OF COLLEGE-LEVEL EFL STUDENTS’ COMPREHENSION OF DIFFERENT GENRES by Didem Koban Koç

“…The students were given three reading passages of different genres such as historical fiction, essay and fantasy and were asked to answer comprehension questions related to the passages. …”
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Interpreting History Through Fiction by Thom Conroy, Joanna Grochowicz, Cristina Sanders

“…This open-endedness is intentional, as the answers that arise from dialogue are intended to be as provisional and contingent as the evolving genre of historical fiction itself. …”
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L’Histoire immédiate et son roman by Paul Bleton

“…Diagnosing an overall decline in the output of French historical fiction, they missed the point that historical fiction also came in the form of war stories.…”
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De moeizame vormgeving van het verleden by Thomas H. von der Dunk

“…One step further and we are in category five: the use of this historical fiction as a starting point for new buildings, which are legitimised by this historical fiction, such as the Karlskirche in Vienna, the layout of which was based on an incorrect reconstruction of the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem.…”
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Iron times and golden ages: nostalgia and the Mid-Victorian historical novel by Cassidy, CM

“…Chapter 4 explores how mid-Victorian historical fiction tested the limits of its own nostalgic tropes. …”

The Russian Revolution: Events and Characters as Depicted in U. S. Young Adult Literature by Katherine Batchelor

“…Keywords: Young adult literature, historical fiction, the Russian Revolution, reader-response theory. …”
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O historické fikci a jejích žánrech by Anna Schubertová

“…He analyses Scott’s novel Waverley, which famously defines itself against romance, as a romance, and he uses the same term for postmodern historical fiction. This thesis seems less plausible to me as Nagy’s definition of both novel and romance genres is problematic.…”
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Afterimages of a saint:Felicitas Hoppe's Johanna and the poetics of writing history by Lloyd, A

“…This article examines Felicitas Hoppe’s 2006 novel Johanna, a historical fiction about Joan of Arc which can simultaneously be read as a poetic reflection on the very process of writing about the past. …”

CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN HISTORICAL PROSE IN THE CONTEXT OF THE LITERARY PROCESS OF 2000-2010th by Yanina Viktorovna Soldatkina

“…The purpose of the article is to identify the main principles of creation of the modern historical fiction and to determine the reasons for its popularity. …”
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Reanimating the English Historical Novel in the Twenty-First Century – The Case of David Mitchell’s the Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet by Kucała Bożena

“…This article argues that David Mitchell’s novel The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet (2010) represents a new variation of the genre of historical fiction. The historical novel in Britain has risen to prominence since the 1980s and in the twenty-first century this strong interest in the past continues. …”
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The blood Gospel / by Rollins, James., Cantrell, Rebecca

Re-writing history: André Brink’s An Act of Terror (1991) and On the Contrary (1993) by Louise Viljoen

“…The article then argues that the second of these novels, On the Contrary, can be read as an affirmation of the postmodernist view o f history, especially when seen as an example of that variant of postmodernist historical fiction called “uchronian fiction” (Wesseling, 1991). …”
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Mary Renault, H.D., and Mythic Retellings: The Cultural Politics of Twentieth Century Hellenism by Miranda Dunham-Hickman

“…Like Renault, H.D. and other modernist writers often enlist Hellenism as historical fiction that conjures past worlds—to comment on, and provide alternative vocabulary for issues of, the present. …”
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KENANG-KENANGAN SEORANG GEISHA / by Golden, Arthur, 1956-, author 252586, Abd. Latiff Bidin, translator 638079