“...seems to be built not of stone”: Without Foundation by V. Petrov (Domontovych) as an Architectural and Pictorial Novel-Ekphrasis by Valentyna Borbuniuk

“…The complex system of visual codes and their multiplicity testify to the originality and novelty of the Ukrainian writer, whose novel, in its language directly related to plastic arts, became a "prologue" to contemporary novels-ekphrasises.…”
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Mind the gap: Flânerie in Baudelaire and Woolf by Wang, S

“…Comparing the <em>flâneur</em> to a writerly device, this study explains how the flâneur(offers the writer a novel perspective on the city. The aim of the writer's manipulation of the <em>flâneur</em> is to approach what I call <em>line-scape</em>. …”

Comparing the Structure of the Arabic and Persian Translations of “Prophet” Gibran Khalil Gibran (Based on the Model of Carmen Garces) by Mohammad Kabiry, Behzad Heshmati, Bayazid Tand

“…Gibran Khalil Gibran is a Lebanese-American writer. The novel "Prophet" is one of his most famous works, which has been translated into Arabic and Persian, its key concepts are happiness, sadness, love, work, pleasure, and religion. …”
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IDENTITY FORMATION OF THE CHILD MIGRANT IN MICHAEL ONDAATJE’S AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOVEL “THE CAT’S TABLE” by Vasylyna I. Khoma

“…The current article examines the process of identity formation in the autobiographical novel “The Cat’s Table” by Michael Ondaatje, a Sri Lankan-born Canadian writer. The novel focuses on the childhood and youth stages, which are critical periods for transitioning into adulthood. …”
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Analysis of the presence of Eastern elements in Frankenstien Mary Shelly by Najmeh Dorri, Shabnam Amiri

“…This book was translated into English and French at that time and attracted the attention of Western writers. The novel includes five narrations in the form of letters or story-telling of a character. …”
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