Three Circles of Intertextuality: The “Estate Myth” in M.L. Stepnova’s Novel The Garden by Olga A. Bogdanova

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"Literary estate from the viewpoint of religious studies" Rev.of Усадьба реальная — усадьба литературная: векторы творческого преображения / ред.... by Stella Avanesova

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Forster and Adaptation: Across Time, Media and Methodologies by Claire Monk

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Fernando Pessoa and Islam: an introductory overview with a critical edition of twelve documents by Boscaglia, Fabrizio

“…The paper is followed by a publication of twelve texts from the author's literary estate concerning these themes.…”
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Introduction to the Special Jennings Issue: the contribution of Hubert Jennings to Pessoan studies by Pittella, Carlos

“…The text recounts the discovery of the Jennings literary estate, its donation to the John Hay Library, and how the special issue came to be. …”
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Porquê Editar a Marginalia Pessoana? by Maria do Céu Estibeira

“…The edition of Fernando Pessoa’s marginalia (considered by many as an additional literary estate) is very important in the universe of Pessoa’s criticism, as it can be part of the poet’s literary production, as well as revealing the poet’s “work in progress” as creator and critic. …”
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"Die Demut [kann] mich am sichersten Führen […]." : die Widerspiegelung der Religiosität des Grafen Albert Joseph Koditz (1706–1778) in seinem literarischen Nachlass by Iveta Zlá

“…The study is based on the manuscript literary estate of Count Albert Joseph Hodic (1706–1778) and offers insight into one of the thematic focuses of his literary work, which is the depiction of the noble's religiosity. …”
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'Fernando Pessoa,' a document not by Fernando Pessoa by Freitas, Filipa de

“…Here we present a typed and unsigned document found among the papers that constitute the literary estate of Manuela Nogueira, the niece of Fernando Pessoa. …”
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Review of the Busoni Digital Edition by Theodor Costea

“…Ferruccio Busoni – Briefe und Schriften is a digital scholarly edition of letters and other writings from the literary estate of the Italian composer Ferruccio Busoni (1866-1924). …”
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Caught between Continents by Zachary Kimmel

“…This article examines that question through exploring three legal cases: Franz Kafka’s manuscripts, the historical records of Jewish Vienna, and the literary estate of Lithuanian-born Chaim Grade. All three cases reveal a common jurisprudential and cultural logic, a rescue narrative that is central to the State of Israel itself. …”
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Orna Me: Laurence Sterne’s Open Letter to Literary History by Jasper Schelstraete

“…Thus, erotic correspondence becomes an important way of ensuring Sterne’s literary estate, or as he terms it, his “futurity.” “Orna Me”—a phrase that means, roughly, “ornament me” or “set me off,” and that Sterne got from Pope and Swift, who got it from Cicero—allows Sterne to plug in to a literary tradition that privileges collaboration: append something of yours to something of mine. …”
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Kissing the naked Novomeský (an interpretative probe into an unpublished chapter from Janko Silan’s book Dom opustenosti [House of abandonment]) by Andrej Gejdoš

“…This corpus of texts is preserved in his literary estate in the Literary Archive of the Slovak National Library in Martin under the title House of abandonment – unpublished chapters of the novel. …”
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Predhovor k Vojne [Foreword to the War] fragment by Janko Kráľ. Speech from the catacombs vs. poetics of the ruins by Anna Kobylińska

“…The fragment “Predhovor k Vojne [Foreword to the war]” is part of the literary estate of Janko Kráľ (1822 – 1876), best known under its first editorial title Dráma sveta [Drama of the world]. …”
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Invisible woman: absence of backcountry women in traditional brazilian historiography by Ivânia Nunes Machado Rocha

“…The scripts presentation format is an itinerary, that begins with the topic’s presentation and continues in a non-linear way, going back a fourth in the academic’s literary estate, comparing them and presenting reflections surrounding their production so that, following through, it can dive in author’s productions that bring backcountry women as the protagonists of their researches, reaffirming the importance of documenting other characters, other stories. …”
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Formation of the Research Thesaurus in Study of the Phenomenon of Dacha in Russian Literature of the 19th–21st Centuries by Olga A. Bogdanova

“…The author of the article analyses dacha against the background of a much better studied “literary estate,” discusses and clarifies the concepts of “dacha culture,” “dacha text,” “dacha topos,” introduces into scientific circulation, shows relationship and dynamics of the terms “literary dacha,” “poetosphere of dacha,” “dacha myth.” …”
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»Schließlich waren alle Genies der Kunst immerhin doch Männer …«. Zum Geniebegriff bei Heinrich Schenker by Marko Deisinger

“…Drawing on various sources such as Schenker’s writings and documents from his literary estate, this article investigates this assumption, addressing the overall question whether and to what degree Schenker employed strategies to construct hegemonic masculinity in his theoretical discourse.…”
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