<i>Scream</i>, cultura popular y el feminismo de la tercera ola: "Yo no soy mi madre" by Kathleen Rowe Karlyn, Isabel Clúa Ginés

“…This paper analyzes Wes Craven’s horror trilogy Scream; the trilogy, like all popular texts, is riddled with contradictions about women’s representation that beg a careful analysis based on an informed understanding of media culture and representation, of history, and of the issues that matter to young women today. …”
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The backup recovery strategy selection to maintain the business continuity plan by Faisal

“…This research aims to make decisions that can help make certain parties take the best decision in choosing the backup recovery strategy for a business continuity plan in the Trilogy University. The research method used is the multi-criteria decision-making and analytical hierarchy process by using the expert choice software. …”
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DEMOCRACIA, REPÚBLICA Y LIBERTAD. APROXIMACIONES DESDE LA TEORÍA POLÍTICA MODERNA E IRRADIACIONES DEL PENSAMIENTO POLÍTICO ARGENTINO by Ricardo Ramón Romero

“…However, since we do not want to consider it as a trinity, we should analyze it critically as a trilogy, concept that is necessarily opposed to another trilogy made up of equality, power and property, which broadens the conceptualization.…”
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Questionner une quasi-absence : le témoignage dans Temps et récit by Paul Marinescu

“…The starting point of this article is a surprising finding about Ricœur’s Time and Narrative. This impressive trilogy – essentially dedicated to the narrative and its capacity to refigure time, often defined as a poetics of history, laying the basis of the theory of narrative identity – barely considers the phenomenon of the testimony, generally understood as someone’s narration about a past event. …”
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John dos Passos in the 1930s John dos Passos in the 1930s by Townsend Ludington

“…The Forty Second Parallel, the first volume of his trilogy USA, would be published that year to critical acclaim; he was respected as a writer by political factions both left and right; he was actively involved in causes in which he believed such as Emergency Committee for the Southern Political Prisoners (the Scottsboro Boys); and he was newly and happily married to Katy Smith and enjoying his friendships with other literary lights such as Ernest&#13; Hemingway. …”
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GREGOR THE OVERLANDER / by Collins, Suzanne 1962-, 606635

“…Suzanne Collins is also the author of the bestselling Hunger Games trilogy. When Gregor falls through a grate in the laundry room of his apartment building, he hurtles into the dark Underland, where spiders, rats, and cockroaches coexist uneasily with humans. …”

forever / by Stiefvater, Maggie, 1981-, author 642329

“…The thrilling conclusion to #1 bestselling Shiver trilogy from Maggie Stievater.then.When Sam met Grace, he was a wolf and she was a girl. …”

Interpreting the Dæmonomicon: A Decade of Teaching Philip Pullman’s Northern Lights by Jessica Allen Hanssen

“…Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials trilogy reinvigorated the high fantasy genre, not least by his invention of the dæmon. …”
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L'impossible integrite de l'individu : sur la trilogie d'Agota Kristof by Csaba Horváth

“…Agota Kristof's most successful work is a trilogy of novels. Le Grand Cahier, La Preuve and Le troisieme mensonge ("The Big Note", "The Prove" and "The Third Lie") together tell the story of twin boys, indistinguishable from each other. …”
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To Hear the Sound of One’s Own Birth: Michel Henry on Religious Experience by Černý Jan

“…Yet it is true that the later Christian trilogy identified the general structures of appearing with the inner life of the God of the Christian Bible, and the experience of Christian faith thus became the presupposition of Henry’s phenomenology. …”
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The Double Writing of Agota Kristof and the New Europe by Martha Kuhlman

“…Agota Kristof, a native of Hungary who lives in Switzerland and writes in French, has written a trilogy of novels that explore the borderlines and fractured history of the "New Europe": The Notebook (1986), The Proof (1988), and The Third Lie (1991). …”
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Imagining the World through Alice’s Eyes by Avanzini, Alessandra

“…In this trilogy Wonderland represents the first fundamental stage of Alice’s formative journey. …”
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Construing the Postapocalypse in Two Different Spaces and Artistic Languages: Margaret Atwood and Adrián Villar Rojas by Cristina Elgue-Martini

“…The main interest of Atwood’s trilogy is centered on the conditions of survivalof the human species on the planet after the “waterless flood”, a pandemic produced in a laboratory of bioengineering. …”
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Reformulating Freedom: Slavery, Alienation and Ambivalence in Suzan-Lori Parks’s Father Comes Home from the Wars (Parts 1, 2 & 3) by Paula Barba Guerrero

“…In her epic trilogy Father Comes Home from the Wars Suzan-Lori Parks explores the (re)construction of social relations between and within communities during the American Civil War. …”
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DEMOCRACIA, REPÚBLICA Y LIBERTAD. APROXIMACIONES DESDE LA TEORÍA POLÍTICA MODERNA E IRRADIACIONES DEL PENSAMIENTO POLÍTICO ARGENTINO by Ricardo Ramón Romero

“…However, since we do not want to consider it as a trinity, we should analyze it critically as a trilogy, concept that is necessarily opposed to another trilogy made up of equality, power and property, which broadens the conceptualization.…”
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Contextualising and storying the Italian hostile environment: Lina Prosa's civil theatre of re-humanisation by Lidia De Michelis, Claudia Gualtieri

“…In particular, Sicilian playwright Lina Prosa's The Shipwreck Trilogy will be taken as case study. Representing immigration from the triple perspective of the sea voyage, the mountain limbo, and the existential “horizontal shipwreck” caused by negligent legislation, the Trilogy moves away from explicit humanitarianism or advocacy and consolidated patterns of the “right kind” of refugee story. …”
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In Search of a Synthesis: Reflections on Two Interpretations of Edvard Radzinskii's Lunin or the Death of Jacques, Recorded in the Presence of the Master by Maia Kipp

“…This article examines the contemporary Soviet dramatist Edward Radzinskii's Lunin , the second play in the author's "historical-philosophical trilogy" [ Conversations with Socrates (1969), Lunin (1979), and Theater at the Time of Nero and Seneca (1981)]. …”
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Midnight Crossroads / by Harris, Charlaine, author

“…FIRST IN A NEW TRILOGY From Charlaine Harris, the bestselling author who created Sookie Stackhouse and her world of Bon Temps, Louisiana, comes a darker locale-populated by more strangers than friends. …”

SINGAPORE BLACK / by Gibson, William L., author 645521

“…Explore the dark underbelly of nineteenth-century Singapore’s Chinatown and colonial district in this hard-boiled historical thriller trilogy, comprising Singapore Black, Singapore Yellow and Singapore Red.…”

ARSITEKTUR "GUNA DAN CITRA" SANG ROMO MANGUN by IN MEMORIAM : YUSUF BILYARTA MANGUNWIJAYA

“…World Architecture never escapes from Vitruvius trilogy saying : Firmitas, Utilitas and Venustas. …”
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