Le promeneur londonien au xixe siècle : une excursion dans l’obscur by Max Duperray

“…From Charles Lamb and De Quincey to Arthur Machen and even (a little later) Virginia Woolf, among others, the figure of the invisible bohemian recalls Baudelaire’s flâneur and the fictional character writing fiction. The city is « textualised » and the Peripatetic novelist torn between alienation and contamination becomes the origin of the Sublime, as signs prevail over their referent. …”
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L’Éducation sentimentale, Frédéric et Rosanette en forêt de Fontainebleau by Sylvie Giraud

“…C’est cette promenade des deux amants, reconnue pour ses dualités histoire / fiction, réalisme / romantisme, qui donne lieu à une investigation génétique. …”
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Traduire la xéno-encyclopédie en finnois et en français : une approche pragmatique by Martin Carayol

“…The translation of neologisms is of particular importance in works of science fiction, where they are often abundant because of their role in the development of the « xeno-encylopedia », the body of knowledge relating to the fictional world constructed by the work. …”
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Puritans, Nuns and Love: Reflections on L. M. Alcott and Mary E. Wilkins Freeman by Aušra Paulauskienė

“…In Pembroke (1894) and the early short fiction, her younger New England compatriot, Freeman, echoes the idea that it is better to remain a metaphorical nun than marry for any other reason but mystical love. …”
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Making Connections: Reading Barbara Kingsolver’s Works from an Ecofeminist Partnership Ethics Perspective by Abhra Paul, Vidya Sarveswaran

“…Following this line of thought, this paper studies Barbara Kingsolver’s fiction and nonfiction, namely, High Tide in Tucson (1995), Small Wonder (2003), Prodigal Summer (2000), Flight Behaviour (2012), and Animal Dreams (1990) through the lens of Ecofeminist Partnership Ethics (Carolyn Merchant 2014) and foregrounds the interrelationship between women, women-nature, and human-nature. …”
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Językowy obraz świata w tekstach Jana Jakuba Rousseau. „Wyznania” jako narracyjne konstruowanie tożsamości by Anna Wasilewska

“…On the one hand Rousseau’s work can be considered as an autobiographical narrative, but on the other hand it can be treated as fiction. And it is the dualism of construction that allows the interpretation of the text in many ways, formal or poetic, as well as referring to the writer’s life. …”
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La RSE : nouvelle forme de dé-marchandisation du monde ? by Nicolas Postel, Richard Sobel

“…The stake is to determine in which measure the CSR constitutes a relevant answer to the necessary collective management of the fiction which establishes the apparent marchandisation of money, labour and nature.…”
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Escribir con voz de niño la guerra civil española : representaciones de la infancia en novelas juveniles actuales sobre la Guerra Civil Española by Reyva Franco

“…In the literature for young people, the relationship between truth and fiction is essential and exposes the possibility and the challenge of finding new strategies that allow for a plausible narrative from the voice of childhood, generally embodied in the main character of the story. …”
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La traversée d’un objet by Bruno Almosnino

“…Une tentative de fiction ébauchée, retrouvée dans les archives d’une synagogue, permet d’ajouter un nouvel élément à la longue liste des objets qui nous font agir dans le monde. …”
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Acts of Exposure: Reckoning with Representations of HIV and Sexual Identity in Morocco by Anne M. Montgomery, Abderrahim El Habachi

“…At the center is an original piece of creative non-fiction, The Story of Naoufel (by El Habachi), which explores the challenges faced by a young gay Moroccan struggling to find care and a sense of belonging after being diagnosed with HIV. …”
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Dead Collections by Mary Snyder Broussard

“… Isaac Fellman’s Dead Collections: A Novel (2022) portrays a fictional archivist Sol, who experiences chronic illness in the form of vampirism. …”
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An Intimate Relationship. The City, the River, and their Wor(l)ds. Echoes from New Orleans and Vicinity by Mario Maffi

“…La structure rigide de la ville (sa localisation ainsi que ses solutions architecturales et immobilières) s’oppose à la nature fluide et informe du fleuve (si imprévisible et si souvent modifiée par les pluies et les inondations) et engendre des réactions socio-culturelles et des approches stylistiques très différentes (en particulier dans la fiction réaliste et moderniste).…”
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Od kulturowego pojmowania przestrzeni ku rozważaniom o wieczności. Dyskurs przestrzenny w powieści Brisbane Jewgienija Wodołazkina by Monika Sidor

“…Successive parts of the research are devoted to lieux de mémoire in autobiographical fiction, cultural understanding of the space of the home and places which traditionally create the image of Kiev and the individual mythology of this city. …”
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“Gente-grande”: denúncia da pequenez dos adultos by Juracy Assmann Saraiva, Ernani Mügge

“…In parallel, the short story mobilizes the reader to identify similar situations in the contemporary context, while it instigates him to focus on the compo sitional elements, which constitute the articulation between fiction and reality. As a result, the image of the astonished child becomes prominent because of the adults’ incoherence and the violation of the family’s harmony, a harmony which childhood deser ves. …”
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Virginie Despentes et les récits de la violence sexuelle : une déconstruction littéraire et féministe des rhétoriques de la racialisation by Virginie Sauzon

“…Hence, this article focuses on the essay and fiction of Virginie Despentes, a major, yet controversial, figure in contemporary French feminism. …”
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Mythe et colonies dans l’Allemagne de Weimar by Catherine Repussard

“…Halfway between documentary and expressionistic fiction, Tabu is a brilliant depiction of the rejection of Western modernity and meditation on the idea of a return to the origins – a particularly resonant work, especially given the political context of Germany in the 1930s.…”
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“Having to Think in Inverted Commas”: Feminine Discourse and Foreign Words in Sarah Grand’s The Beth Book (1897) by Nathalie Saudo-Welby

“…The Beth Book is a feminist novel belonging to the genre of New Woman fiction, telling the Bildung of a woman of genius. …”
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Dire ce qui n’est pas encore là. Le statut logique de l’usage dans les énoncés de conception architecturale by Louis Vitalis

“…The use would thus be simulated by speech acts mimicking normal assertions in the manner of fictional speech. But the pragmatics of design also suggests some distinctions from fiction, notably in its aim of reality. …”
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Defensa de Fray Servando Teresa de Mier, actor de la Independencia mexicana by Marie-Cécile Bénassy-Berling

“…He turns up to be a good character in fiction but hardly left any marks in the archives. …”
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Madame Bovary and the Sandman : Flaubert’s Uncanny Memories by Anne Green

“…Once these intrusive memories are recognised in Flaubert’s writing, new light is shed on his fiction and on the relationship between traumatic memory and literary practice.…”
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