Aira como autor de si-próprio? by Luciene Azevedo

“…Through the commentary of some procedures found in the narratives of Aira, we intend to think about how a writer inscribes him/himself as author in the literary field.…”
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L’image pour déconstruire l’imaginaire à la frontière entre le Tadjikistan et l’Afghanistan by Mélanie Sadozaï

“…This combination of ethnographic methods allows for the elaboration of the narrative depicting a resource-producing border which debunks that of a perceived dangerous border. …”
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Encontros afetivos em quintais urbanos: um estudo sobre famílias e sociabilidade no Subúrbio Ferroviário de Salvador (BA) by Wanderlene Cardozo Ferreira Reis, José Eduardo Ferreira Santos, Ana Cecília de Sousa B. Bastos, Giuseppina Marsico, Elaine Pedreira Rabinovich

“…This text is part of a study whose final objective was to investigate the meanings attributed to backyards in narratives of different generations of families living in urban areas in the 21st century in the city of Salvador, Bahia. …”
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Le traitement du terrorisme dans les Historiciclos de Forges : du choix de la case vide by Olivier Ruaud

“…In 1977, drawer Antonio Fraguas de Pablo-Forges- published comics in Los Historiciclos, a story of Spain under Franco with different narrative technics. This paper is focused on his vision of terrorism and specially eta’s action. …”
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Yasak bilgi: Prometheus’tan pornografiye by Mehmet Tayfun Gülle

“…It is approached to the concept of 'forbidden knowledge' through a historical perspective in the book which is the result of a long term research narrated by the philologist and man of letters, Roger Shattuck. …”
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Personal identity as condition of moral and legal responsibility by A. B. Didikin

“…The author substantiates the position on the relationship of the narrative approach with the behavioral context of the formation and justification of the identity of a person as a manifestation of the actions and their interpretation in the light of the results achieved…”
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“To Sacrifice One’s Intellect Is More Demonic than Divine”: American Literature and Politics in Left Behind: A Novel of the Earth’s Last Days by Peter Swirski

“…Focusing by and large on the first novel in the series, the article analyzes its narrative and political logic in the context of the rise of apocalyptic imagery in American culture and public life.…”
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Société, cinéma et ingénieries relationnelles by Olivier Fournout

“…Film narratives are often used to illustrate management concepts. …”
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The Empty Child: Dystopian Innocence and Samuel Delany’s Hogg by Jonathan Mitchell

“…The essay contends that the novel, narrated by the unnamed eleven-year-old protagonist who details both his polymorphously perverse sexual exploits as companion to the eponymous Hogg (outcast, murderer and rapist for hire) and acts also as chronicle of Hogg’s experiences over 72 hours, destabilizes the ideology of innocence that acts as a utopian foundation to America’s national understanding of itself as exceptional.…”
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Las figuras cómicas del mono y de los portadores de pintura corporal negra entre los nahuas prehispánicos y su transformación en la época colonial by Agnieszka Brylak

“…It analyzes their function and their links with the laughable in sacred narratives and in the performative manifestations of the culture, such as religious festivals and public performances. …”
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La religiosité chrétienne de l’espace public aux États-Unis : histoire d’un enjeu politique by Blandine CHELINI-PONT, Robin PRESTHUS

“…It is based on a constitutional and political order elaborated within the framework of an a-religious liberalism and yet, it favours the religious autonomy of its society and stages itself in a decorum and national narrative both Christian-coloured. This article traces the difficult de-Christianization of the American public sphere, which appears both slow and incomplete, showing in recent years multiple signs of resistance and tension confronting the inexorable dissociation between public sphere and Christian religiosity.…”
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« L’immobile et banal aspect des choses ». Journalisme et désœuvrement dans L’Éducation sentimentale by Edmund Birch

“…Beginning with a reflection on various critical reviews of L’Éducation sentimentale published in the Second Empire press, the present articles considers the representation of journalism in Flaubert’s novel of amorous and political disenchantment, exploring the ways in which the text desconstructs a number of tropes and narrative structures associated with the Bildungsroman. …”
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Narradores da exclusão ou a infância pobre na literatura brasileira contemporânea by Georgina Martins

“…Its purpose is also deepens the related questions, concerned to the subject, in order to show the differences and similarities amongst the various forms of narratives and the comprehension of such representation.The material for analysis are the short stories of Antonio Carlos Viana, Marcelino Freire and Rubens Figueiredo, whose texts reflect the situation of precariousness that we will find a significant part of the contemporary childhood…”
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Des strates sous la carte : les paradoxes de la surface dans A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers de Henry D. Thoreau by Julien Nègre

“…By looking at a hand-drawn map that Thoreau copied for the excursion, this article examines how Thoreau’s narrative is embedded in several different temporalities and how the spatial experience of surface becomes a temporal experience of depth, dramatized by language itself.…”
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Building a Partnership World: Imagining a Future of Cooperation and Equity by Fang Lei

“… In a world dominated by narratives of control, conflict, and dystopia, envisioning a future based on partnership principles is both a revolutionary and a necessary endeavor. …”
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Geôle, enjôler, enjoliver : surveiller et (p)unir dans Lolita by René Alladaye

“…It tries to show that this notion dominates the Nabokov’s novel, both in terms of plot and narrative, and affects considerably our reception of the book, turning the reader into the captive of a singularly sophisticated textual mechanism.…”
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Al encuentro del destino: En la cuerda floja (1954), de Mireya Guevara, identidad e intelectualidad by Mariana Libertad Suárez

“…Since then, the national narrators had to use, among other strategies, their writings as motivation platform and registry of their new identity. …”
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Decolonizing the Mind. Ethiopia in ‘Memorie di una principessa etiope’ by Martha Nasibù by Barbara Małgorzata Kornacka

“…In her novel she deconstructs the historical hierarchy of the Occident (superior) and the Orient (inferior). From the narrator’s point of view, a double subaltern subject, being both female and black, the Ethiopians are cultured, noble and superior. …”
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Un modèle de piété et de charité : le décor de la chapelle seigneuriale de Lachapelle-sous-Gerberoy (Oise) et son cycle de la vie de saint Eustache by Géraldine Victoir

“…An analysis of the images suggests that the structure of the narrative derives from written Lives of Eustace and that the cycle was particularly suited to act as a model of piety and charity for a lay couple.…”
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Intertextuální narativ? Vnímání vodoléčebné terapie pacienty Vincenze Priessnitze by Vladan Hanulík

“… Paper is aimed on comparison of different types of text narratives relating to hydropathy, coldwater cure and its founder Vincenz Priessnitz. …”
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