SADDENING ENCOUNTERS. CHILDREN AND ANIMALS IN ROMANIAN FICTION AND BEYOND by Valeska BOPP-FILIMONOV

“…Children and Animals in Romanian Fiction and Beyond. The aim of this essay is to give some impetus to a re-reading of classic Romanian literature by taking an approach inspired by Animal and Childhood Studies to larger questions of ideological currents and social cultural phenomena in the Romanian society. …”
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Anti-Structuralist Structures: The Avant-Garde Struggles of French Fiction by Roland A. Champagne

“…A reassessment of French literary "structuralism" is timely in order to understand the development of avant-garde fiction. Piaget's parameters of wholeness, self-regulation, and transformation for a "structure" are useful critical tools in appreciating the relationships of avant-garde writers, texts, and readers to one another during the 1950's and 1960's in France. …”
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On the evolution of the native writer : articulating national culture in Tanizaki's fiction. by Lim, Alina Chai Ying.

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The blending of fact and fiction in three American documentary (crime) narratives by Leonora Flis

“…These texts embody characteristics of journalistic, historical, (auto)biographical, and fictional accounts, and continually oscillate on the scale of factuality or fictionality.…”
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Documentaire et fiction dans Norteado de Rigoberto Perezcano by Marie-Pierre Ramouche

“…From the 1950s and continuing to today, numerous cinematographers have railed against the tragic fate of these thousands of migrants. …”
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The Concept of Thought from the Perspective of Cultural Codes in Kazakh Fiction by M. V. Rumyantseva

“…This article describes a set of cultural codes that represent the mental concept of thought as similes in the contemporary Kazakh fiction. This linguaculturological analysis covered metaphors and similes found by continuous sampling in the Kazakh fiction of the XX century. …”
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Whodonit? Rai Tv Fiction Production Between Detection and Giallo by Paola Valentini

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Of Men, Machines and Apocalypses: Masculine Anxieties in Indian Speculative Fiction by Dibyadyuti Roy

“…Exploding bombs embedded with catastrophic potential have remained central to our eschatological conceptualizations for more than a century. Future war fiction—a key sub-genre of speculative fiction—in building upon this obsession introduces us to unforeseen apocalyptic settings, which are brought forth through a nexus between gendered bodies and destructive military machinery. …”
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Transformation of fiction from the Late Tang to Northern Song Dynasties by Ng, Yen Leng

“…Although the spirit of the Tang and Song dynasties differed, yet the literary transformation during this period is marked by a continuation of styles and internal structures. The discussion is placed in the context of the traditional view that holds the incipient fictions of the Tang in high regard at the expense of Song works. …”
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A complicated compassion: the paradox of sympathy in Mary Shelley's fiction by Square, S

“…<p>This study explores the formation and evolution of Mary Shelley’s philosophy of sympathy, one which she continued to revise and refine throughout her lifetime. …”

Islamophobia and Muslim minorities in post 9/11 women’s fiction by Raihanah M.M., Ruzy Suliza Hashim, Noraini Md Yusof

“…This panel presentation sets out to address the issue of Islamophobia in fiction. The main premise of the presentation is to problematise the experience of being a Muslim minority as narrated in post 9/11 fiction by women. …”
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தமிழ்ப் புனைக்கதைகளில் பயன்வழிக் கொள்கை / Pragmatic Theory in Tamil Fiction by முனைவர் ப. அன்பரசி / Dr. P. Anbarasi

“…This paper tries to explain all of these elements vividly recorded in Tamil fiction.…”
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Getting Past the ‘Post-’: History and Time in the Fiction of David Mitchell by Maria Beville

“…This paper will examine time and narrative in relation to selected recent works by Mitchell in order to allow an alternative perspective on the workings of the multiple and intertwined fictional narratives across his novels; a perspective which can enlarge our understanding of how Mitchell continues to write his way out of the rhizome of postmodernist poetic practice.…”
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“Supertext” as a Form of a “Strong” Fiction Text Existence by Veronica A. Razumovskaya

“…The emergence and existence of a systemic-structural texts’ unity, defined as a center of translation attraction and formed by a “strong” text of fiction and its secondary versions of various semiotic nature, are considered in the article. …”
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Reading Human Subjectivity In Selected Contemporary Science Fiction Texts by Ismail @ Hamdan, Shahizah

“…This study engages in a critical reading of subjectivity as portrayed in selected contemporary Science Fiction texts published in the twenty first century. …”
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Review of Beyond the Blockbusters: Themes and Trends in Contemporary Young Adult Fiction by Gabriel Duckels

“…If the so-called Golden Age of children’s literature has been successfully calcified into the canon, as decades of scholarship might attest, then the merit, breadth, and possibility of young adult literature continues to be underplayed and overlooked. Beyond the Blockbusters: Themes and Trends in Contemporary Young Adult Fiction goes some way in remedying that and makes me wonder whether we are today in a Golden Age of YA, of sorts.…”
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Gastroesophageal reflux disease after peroral endoscopic myotomy: Facts and fictions by Amit Maydeo, Gaurav Patil

“…This review aims to realign the facts and fictions of the menace of post-POEM GERD and suggest a rational algorithmic approach.…”
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Computer Error: Voices and Translations in Edwin Morgan’s Science Fiction Poetry by Russell Jones

“…This article will examine the variety of voices in Edwin Morgan’s Science Fiction Poetry (hereby referred to as SFP) and consider their continuities and differences with Morgan’s non-SFP. …”
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A Narratological Study of Streaming Science Fiction Films: The Case of “Dune” by Zhou Wei

“…As technology continues to advance, science fiction films are adopting new narrative forms. …”
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The Relation between the Public Opinion and the Narrative Utterance in Kálmán Mikszáth´s Fiction by Tibor Gintli

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