The celebration of authenticity in Howl’s moving castle by Tan, Cheryl Si Ying

“…Despite the achievements of the adaptation, many scholars and critics continue to neglect Howl’s Moving Castle in favor of her other fiction. …”
Get full text

HALF A WING, THREE ENGINES AND A PRAYER : B-17s over Germany / by O'Neill, Brian D., 1949-, author 334883

Reconfiguring the Contours of Statehood and the Rights of Peoples of Disappearing States in the Age of Global Climate Change by Tracey Skillington

“…What is clear is that the international community can no longer continue with the fiction of a unified or unchanging model of the liberal democratic state. …”
Get full text

Correspondence: Debating the Chinese Cyber Threat by Brenner, Joel, Lindsay, Jon R.

“…In “The Impact of China on Cybersecurity: Fiction and Friction,” Jon Lindsay asserts that the threat of Chinese cyber operations, though “relentlessly irritating,” is greatly exaggerated; that China has more to fear from U.S. cyber operations than the United States does from China; and that U.S.…”
Get full text

Contact-setting communikemes in the Komi language by Natalia I. Gulyaeva

“…The sources of the research are contact-establishing communikemes found in Komi fiction by the method of continuous sampling. The author analyzes about 70 communikemes and over 200 of their implementations in texts. …”
Get full text

Alexis Wright’s <i>The Swan Book</i>: Indigenous-Australian Swansong or Songline? by Cornelis M. B. Renes

“…The occupation of Aboriginal land in Australia’s Northern Territory since 2007 has allowed the federal government to intervene dramatically in what they term the dysfunctional remote Aboriginal communities; these are afflicted by transgenerational trauma, endemic domestic violence, alcoholism, and child sexual and substance abuse—in themselves the results of the marginal status of Indigeneity in Australian society—and continued control over valuable resources. This essay will discuss how Wright’s dystopian novel exemplifies an Indigenous turn to speculative fiction as a more successful way to address the trials and tribulations of Indigenous Australia and project a better future—an enabling songline rather than a disabling swansong.…”
Get full text

Transnational Debts: The Cultural Memory of Navajo Code Talkers in World War II by Birgit Däwes

“…Even 70 years after it ended, World War II continues to endure in the global imagination. In the United States, images of the “Good War” prevail, and memories of the soldiers have been widely translated into displays of national heroism and glorification. …”
Get full text

War and Cessation of Violence: Designing Just Institutions by Bojanic, P.

“…To establish peace, it is necessary to debunk this fiction.…”
Get full text

Konstruování obrazu minulosti zaměřené na dětské adresáty: míšení stylů a žánrů by Jana Hoffmannová

“…The magazine’s authors and editors engage their intended readers in continuous dialogue and maintain live contact with them. …”
Get full text

Manifestation of the Classic in the Modern Fairy Tale: Bilge Karasu’s tale, “Avından El Alan” /Klasik Masalın Modern Masaldaki Tezahürü: Bilge Karasu’nun “Avından El Alan” Masalı... by Seval Şahin

“…In the tale, we come across many elements that take part in the traditional tales continue their existence. Nevertheless, the tale becomes a field of connotations of ideas. …”
Get full text

Bioy Casares: neo-fantástico y deconstrucción by Leonardi, Emanuele

“…Deeply rooted in the unknown land of a reality that is full of doubts, the literature of Bioy Casares seeks to restore, through the multiple games of fiction, the perception and perceptions of a continuous changes that end with generating parallel worlds. …”
Get full text

The Questionable Polish-German Pandemic Mutual Agreement by Błażej Kuźniacki, Wojciech Morawski

“…As a result, some employees were forced to continue working remotely in their resident states for employers in other states. …”
Get full text

The Author Who Opens All His Doors to Ankara: Barış Bıçakçı by Ülkü Eliuz

“…Barış Bıçakçı, who emerged on the literary stage as a poet and began publishing his works of fiction in the 2000s, has reinforced his place in the literary world with his minimalist style that says many things with few words. …”
Get full text

“You are you and he is he” : spaces and alterations of subjectivity in representations of trauma. by Lim, Yan Wen.

“…This need to re-examine trauma in fiction arises as a result of continued effort and attempt to overcome the problem of representation of trauma. …”
Get full text

Hybridity in Bapsi Sidhwa's an American Brat and H.M. Naqvi's home boy by Gul, Hina

“…As immigrant fiction continues to emerge from the South Asian diaspora across the globe, theories of gender and identity that mostly treat such novels as Bildungsromans are often used to bring to light the plight of literary characters caught between two different cultures. …”
Get full text

Joseph Conrad and the remembrance of things past : remembering, writing, and narrative by Yao, Xiaoling

“…Ultimately, it foregrounds the polyphonic interactions between experience and expression, as well as the porous boundaries between fact and fiction.…”
Get full text
Get full text

Structural patterns in William Faulkner's major novels by Quammen, D

“…Such a study has yet to be systematically done.</p> <p>Continued in thesis ...</p>…”

The independent form : Henry James's criticism of the novel by Jones, V

“…It stresses the originality of tnis formalism in the context of English criticism, but also the continuity between James's early idealism and later belief that art 'makes life'. …”

“I Think it is a Rotten Play”: New Document on George S. Viereck’s Play Vampire and Novel The House of the Vampire by Vassili E. Molodiakov

“…The novel by George Sylvester Viereck (1884–1962) The House of the Vampire (1907) has become one of the most striking phenomena of American decadent literature and continues to attract the attention of literary scholars. …”
Get full text

Ilukirjanduse lugemine mängustatud aktiivõppemeetodite abil põhikooli eesti keele kui teise keele tundides by Mare Kitsnik, Svetlana Melnikova

“…"Reading fiction using gamified active learning methods in eighth grade Estonian as a second language classes". …”
Get full text