Influence of Social Class and Identity on The Characters in the Novel the Great Gatsby. by Nowamukama, Blessing

“…The Great Gatsby follows the objectives of the study which were to analyze how characters in the novel are affected by their social standing, to explore the differences between characters from various social classes, and to discuss the narrative techniques that depict social class in the novel. …”
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Influence of Social Class and Identity on the Characters in the Novel the Great Gatsby. by Nowamukama, Blessing

“…The study assessed the influence of social class and identity on the characters in the novel The Great Gatsby following the objectives of the study which were to analyze how characters in the novel are affected by their social standing, to explore the differences between characters from various social classes and to discuss the narrative techniques that depict social class in the novel. …”
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A neo-positivist theory of scientific change by Michael Bycroft, James Poskett

“…They differ with respect to chronology, geography, narrative structure, favoured disciplines, recent revisionism and epistemology. …”
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A ANALISIS SENTIMEN PARA KANDIDAT PILPRES 2024 DENGAN MODEL BAHASA BERT by LUIS RICARDO PANDIANGAN, IGN LANANG WIJAYAKUSUMA

“…This study contributes insights into the narratives and sentiments surrounding the 2024 presidential election.…”
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The Cultural Science of Consumption: Brains, Networks, and Identities by Herrmann-Pillath Carsten

“…The paper uses this ‘dual selves’ approach to rethink semiotics and the emergence of meaning, building up an argument about the importance of copying, narrative and language in constituting identity though distributed cognition. …”
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Dualités et discours du présent dans L’Énigme de Givreuse de Rosny aîné. by Clément Hummel

“…Beyond this plot, L’Énigme de Givreuse allows his author to experiment a new narrative form merging fiction and essay.…”
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O rei que esmorece e a rainha sanhuda by Inês Olaia

“…This article aims to contribute to the debate through a florescent historiographical field that does not seem to have been used to analyse the main narrative of the events, written by Fernão Lopes: the History of Emotions. …”
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How the approach to the Epoch of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania is changing in the Lithuanian Historiography today? by Vytautas Jarutis

“…The receptions and transformations of this paradigmic model have been continuing until now in the transition from the political history to the history of society and everyday life, from an ethnolinguistically monoperspective to the liberal multicultural great narrative. Ideologically, the developments in the Lithuanian historiography of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania are analyzed on the basis of nowadays' comparative studies of nationalism. …”
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Coming Out in Poland by Tomasz Basiuk

“…However, literary coming-out narratives have played a relatively minor role in Polish homoerotic writings while a prominent American gay coming-out novel has not had significant resonance after it was published in Polish translation, suggesting that neither the coming-out story nor the rhetorical act of coming out has been adopted without reservation. …”
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Les références spatiales et temporelles des paysages forestiers du rewilding en Europe : imaginaires, discours et projets by Régis Barraud

“…This contributes to a diversified narrative of renewed relationships to wilderness in Europe.…”
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Technology and the Cinematographic Writing of Trauma in Kipling’s Motoring Short Stories by Élodie Raimbault

“…He manages to exploit the narrative potential of the motorcar as a driving force in the story, setting the plot in motion in a realistic setting but opening it up to adventure and the fantastic. …”
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[In]toxic[ating] Bodies: Spirits and Spectral Biopolitics in The House of the Seven Gables by Emelia Abbé Robertson

“…Using The House of the Seven Gables as a case study, I argue that Hawthorne’s link between intoxication and toxic materials is less a means of critiquing the political and institutional systems at work in his moment, than a way to interrogate a particular narrative of American history. Hawthorne’s depictions of toxic and intoxicating bodies are bound up in the ongoing discourse of “civilizing” processes unfolding in a relatively new nation—processes that determine which lives are productive, valuable, and essential, and which are “extraneous,” as Colin Dayan puts it. …”
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Adieu, Paris ! de Simone Routier à la croisée de l’intime et du médiatique  by Mylène Bédard

“…The analysis of the impact of the media in Routier’s narrative makes of its evacuation, which touches both the poetics, the ethos’s form built by the writer, will better grasp the particular status of the text, at the same time order, personal diary and war report, its political aims and its decisive role in the trajectory of the woman of letters.…”
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Um percurso vivido: pluralizando histórias e memórias a partir do projeto “Territórios Negros” by Francieli Renata Ruppenthal

“…Through the direct observation of the journeys, ethnographically, this article presents some perceptions, narratives, stories and memories of the participants and the team that worked in the project, based on the theoretical reflection by authors such as Jardim (2013), Chagas (2005), Leite (1991) and Rolnik (1989). …”
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Satirical Frame of Mind: Ken Kalfus’s A Disorder Peculiar to the Country and the Literary Engagement with 9/11 by Katherina Dodou

“…Prompted by debates on the role of comedy in the USA after 9/11, the essay explores the use of satire as one important narrative strategy that emerged in the subgenre of the American 9/11 novel. …”
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Kayıp Kitaplar Kütüphanesi by Mehmet Ali Akkaya

“…Pechmann makes the reader a partner in a narrative filled with humor related to the books’ world. …”
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Christian ModernizationsCirculating Media Practices of the Mission along the Nile Modernisations chrétiennes. Pratiques circulantes des media le long du Nil by Martin Zillinger

“…Their practices build up on and intensify long existing religious dynamics of missionization (through migration and re-migration of evangelical Christians) and conversion (from existing religious communities into new, transnational movements) and are formed around narratives of modernisation. In past and present Christian proselytizing has articulated universal aspirations that are to be realized in situ through the differentiation between believers und unbelievers. …”
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“Resilient City”? The Double Face of the 2006 Mardi Gras Celebrations in New Orleans by Aurélie GODET

“…It then moves on to a discussion of the extent to which such a narrative of resilience was in fact devised and promoted by city officials and public editors in order to address various concerns, such as the decline of the tourism industry, divisions over the way reconstruction should happen, or the unflattering portrayal of the Crescent City in national and international venues. …”
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Les Novelettes astrales (1912) ou l’utopie subversive de Paul Scheerbart by Yves Iehl

“…Thanks to their humorous sense of grotesque and derision, these narratives depict an attractive form of literary alterity.…”
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Writing about displays of sculpture: historiography and some current questions by Malcolm Baker

“…One central issue for any curator of sculpture is this: how should works of sculpture which were created for specific settings – often public settings – be shown meaningfully in gallery displays which impose their own new viewing conditions and lock these sculptures into a new set of narratives? How do both curators and spectators engage with sculptures which were once site-specific but which are now decontextualized or rather re-contextualised as gallery sculptures? …”
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