Negotiating Religion by Nella van den Brandt, Sandra Wallenius-Korkalo

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‘By Means Other Than Life’: Literature as Posthuman Memory by C. Parker Krieg

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Overcoming the Double Empathy Problem Within Pairs of Autistic and Non-autistic Adults Through the Contemplation of Serious Literature by Melissa Chapple, Philip Davis, Josie Billington, Joe Anthony Myrick, Cassie Ruddock, Rhiannon Corcoran, Rhiannon Corcoran

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Pomeranus non cantat. Uwe Johnson i Pomorze. Topos utraconej (pierwszej) ojczyzny lub: skąd pochodzę, tego już nie ma by Andrzej Talarczyk

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Cumulative Reading Engagement Predicts Individual Sensitivity to Moral Judgment: The Mediating Role of Social Processing Tendencies by Wenming Xu, Qiufeng Gao, Xinyue Yu, Jiayi Guo, Ruiming Wang

Subjects: “…moral judgment; social processing; cumulative reading engagement (CRE); theory of mind; literary fiction…”
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Native Life in the Third Millennium by Masande Ntshanga

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Stylistics and Pragmatics of Artistic Ironic Discourse (English and French Languages) by M. S. Sheveleva

Subjects: “…literary/fictional ironic discourse…”
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La haine de la littérature selon Bernard Lamy by Záviš Šuman

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The effect of exposure to fiction on attributional complexity, egocentric bias and accuracy in social perception. by Emanuele Castano, Alison Jane Martingano, Pietro Perconti

“…Results of a pre-registered study showed that exposure to literary fiction is positively associated with scores on the attributional complexity scale. …”
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Engaging with works of fiction by Wolfgang Huemer

“…Anti-cognitivists appreciate works of literary fiction for their aesthetic values and so risk to reduce them to mere ornaments that are entertaining, but eventually useless. …”
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Reconstructing History: Postmemory and Ectopic Literature by Vladimer Luarsabishvili

“…As interpretation is understanding reality in a subjective manner, literary fiction takes its place in the reconstruction of historical events. …”
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Fiction, Self-Knowledge and Knowledge of the Self by Tilmann Köppe, Julia Langkau

“…The claim that literary fiction is a valuable source of knowledge can be confronted with the following skeptical objection: on a standard account of the conditions for both the possession and transmission of knowledge, fiction cannot be considered a source of knowledge, for we are not justified in believing any claims from fiction. …”
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A Novel Approach: The Sociology of Literature, Children's Books, and Social Inequality by Amy E. Singer Ph.D.

“…Building on Griswold's methodological approach to literary fiction, this project examines how children's novels describe, challenge, or even subvert systems of inequality. …”
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Is reading fiction associated with a higher mind-reading ability? Two conceptual replication studies in Japan. by Yuka Takahashi, Toshiyuki Himichi, Ayumi Masuchi, Daisuke Nakanishi, Yohsuke Ohtsubo

“…Participants read an excerpt either from literary fiction or from nonfiction, or engaged in a calculation task, before completing the RMET. …”
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Is reading fiction associated with a higher mind-reading ability? Two conceptual replication studies in Japan by Yuka Takahashi, Toshiyuki Himichi, Ayumi Masuchi, Daisuke Nakanishi, Yohsuke Ohtsubo

“…Participants read an excerpt either from literary fiction or from nonfiction, or engaged in a calculation task, before completing the RMET. …”
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Exploring the translation of non-verbal behaviour in fiction into Malay by Haslina Haroon

“…Non-verbal behaviour is often incorporated in literary fiction to complement or replace the verbal behaviour of characters. …”
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Co-authoring History: Montpellier, the Vendée, and the Co-authorship of the Sources by István M. Szijártó

“…His text about the revolt in the Vendée points to a potential advantage of history when compared to literary fiction: historians may feel obliged to change their original point of view under the burden of the fact they themselves have enumerated—something we can call the latent but inherent co-authorship of the sources in historical narratives.…”
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Reflection, Sense of Belonging, and Empathy in Medical Education—Introducing a “Novel” by Jonas Christian Lunen

“…Ever mindful of the relevance and feasibility to medical students, this article reflects on thoughts and evidence behind the hypothesis; that sense of belonging, self-reflection, and empathy could be gained by reading and discussing literary fiction. Referring to both original research articles, books of popular science, and philosophical considerations, a clear line of reasoning for the inclusion of literary fiction in medical education is made. …”
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Un narrador sobre el caballo de la calesita by Graciela Villanueva

“…With the conviction that the opening and closing lines of a text, especially in literary fiction, are privileged places of intertextual flow and exchange between words and world, this paper analyses the forms of continuity and the expression of origin on the threshold of Saer’s narrative fiction. …”
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Pliny the Younger and the Art of Narration by Jacek Hajduk

“… Pliny the Younger and the Art of Narration In this paper I try to examine some of Pliny’s well known letters as pieces of literary fiction. The main interest here is not the authenticity of facts presented, but some literary techniques that Pliny uses in order to make his descriptions more vivid. …”
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