L’université à l’ère de l’anthropocène : repenser l’éducation au politique par l’écologie by Christophe Point

“…This work invents a fictional dialogue between Hannah Arendt and Greta Thunberg on the topic of the place of political ecology in the university. …”
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La migración latinoamericana actual en el cine mexicano y argentino   by Paola García, Perla Petrich

“…In some recent movies a decrease of the fictional aspect is observed in favour of an almost documentary approach. …”
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Exploring the Present Through the Lens of the Past: A Comparative Analysis of Yo soy Lorenzo and Hijos del Desierto by Alejandro Bruna, Juan Pablo Sánchez Sepúlveda

“…The results show that period telenovelas do not fictionalize the present through a historical setting, but rather explore the elements that connect the past with the present, highlighting timeless social and political problems that are still current in Chilean society. …”
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La "dissolution" paradoxale du sujet dans la période nietzschéenne de la "maturité" by Nicolas Quérini

“…Gardner by showing that Nietzsche's conception of the self is not "realistic", but precisely also fictional and dynamically positive at the same time. …”
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Un Wanderer insolite cherche son chemin by Arlette Kosch

“…Among all the caricatures of the misadventures of the inhabitants of the fictional small town of Krähwinkel, one engraving by C.G.H. …”
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The territory into architecture. Big scale and agriculture in Italian Architecture, 1966-1978 by Zeila Tesoriere

“…The teaching of the territory concerning the modalities of relationship between formal facts and the autonomous role of architecture in the historical city, seen in parallel with the fictional projects of the Radical Architecture and the role that agriculture plays there, shows that trans-scalarity is here inseparable from trans-disciplinarity. …”
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Bartleby à Belleville, ou quand les Malaussène invitent Isaac Sidel : le crossover fraternel de Daniel Pennac (Des chrétiens et des Maures) et Jerome Charyn (Appelez-moi Malaussène... by Sophie Vallas

“…"Bartleby the Scrivener" is the intertext that both authors draw on in order to twin their respective sagas : Melville’s tale allows them to weave their long-standing meditations on the issues of originality, identity, name, noire paternity and fictional fraternity.…”
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L’illustration marginale d’un ouvrage profane : étude du manuscrit Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, français 95, xiiie siècle (1290) by Irène Fabry-Tehranchi

“…BnF fr. 95 is a late 13th century manuscript containing Arthurian romances and other fictional and didactic texts. The Estoire del saint Graal and Merlin section is the most highly illuminated, with a rich marginal iconography, an unusual feature in the illustration of lay works and in these texts’ manuscript tradition. …”
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L’Étrange cas de Coleman Silk, le Jewbird de The Human Stain de Philip Roth by Frédéric Dumas

“…This mysterious presence raises the question of the essentially fictional nature of Coleman Silk’s edifying story within the diegesis, for the narrator’s imagination makes up a paradoxical pattern combining both estrangement and revelation.…”
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Rénovation urbaine post-industrielle et mise en ambiance méditerranéenne à Kawasaki : une rédemption par le pastiche ? by Denis Bocquet

“…The object of this article is to analyse how such post-modern cultural fictions reflect present trends in themed urbanism, to reflect on pastiche as a tool of urbanity creation and to discuss what constitutes the very fundamental characters of urbanity.…”
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De « La Vieille Henriette » à Aline : ethnogénétique d’une filiation et d’une affiliation by Françoise Ménand Doumazane

“…The three “avant-textes” (“La Vieille Henriette”, “Manuscript 1” and “Definitive Manuscript” of Aline) are narrative places where the author experiments with the fictional representation of economic and symbolic exchanges. …”
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Men of Letters: W.B. Yeats’s A Packet for Ezra Pound (1929) by Adrian PATERSON

“…If Bakhtin’s “dialogic imagination” suggests the novel’s discourse is structured to expect an answer, Yeats’s dialogic imagination is best expressed in non-fictional prose. Acting as preface to A Vision (1937), as published in 1929 by Cuala Press, A Packet for Ezra Pound asserts an often overlooked independent existence. …”
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Un sociologue des religions en occitanisme, Jean (-Baptiste) Séguy by Philippe Gardy

“…Séguy: he began to learn this language that he only knew by hearsay initially, made it his other research language alongside French, and even went as far as becoming an Occitan writer, through critical, journalistic or fictional poems and proses. Through various unpublished or little-known documents, particularly letters, we try to describe the main features of this "Occitan temptation" and we examine the meaning of this attachment, to which he seems to have remained faithful until his last days.…”
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Perdus dans l’espace : survivre à la mondialisation dans Gravity et Seul sur Mars by Siobhan Carroll

“…Noting the ocean’s historical function as a signifier of internationalism, this essay examines these science-fictional stories of shipwreck in space as expressions of anxiety in the face of globalization. …”
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History and Memory in the Novels of Gabriela Adamesteanu by Roumiana L. Stantcheva

“…Examples from her six novels highlight the intentional use of historical events as a backdrop for characters’ ideological clashes and for the expression of group beliefs, fictional versions of collective memory. The analysis reveals how the narratological hesitation, the intensive use of dialogues and the semi-direct speech build up the psychological density of the writer’s works. …”
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Inside Paul Auster’s Crypt: Autobiography and Spectrality in Ghosts by Giorgos GIANNAKOPOULOS

“…Ghosts, the second novel in Paul Auster’s The New York Trilogy, can be read as a fictionalized theoretical speculation on autobiography, one that problematizes such oppositions as the auto- and hetero- of biography, the self and the other, the writing of one’s life and the writing of one’s death. …”
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“Tratado” e Exercício de ser criança: a infância entre versos, rimas e tintas by Penha Lucilda de Souza Silvestre, Alice Áurea Penteado Martha

“…The work of art, in general, consists of a significant event, considering the reader can experience different fictional worlds, as well as retrieve and articulate the intertextual networks in the act of reading. …”
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“Charles Dickens walked past here”: Dickensian Topography and the Idea of Fellowship by Malcolm ANDREWS

“…In his own writing he mapped fictional events onto named real places, especially in London and Kent, with vivid topographical detailing. …”
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Maux de l'étranger. Mots de l'étrangeté dans Summertime de J.M. Coetzee by Cécile Birks

“…This multifaceted text focuses on John's formative years and J.M. Coetzee's fictional protagonist stands out not only as an outsider but also as a melancholy philologist caught up in a profoundly estranged relationship with the languages he had been brought up in and had to speak and work with, and, subsequently, with his culture, family and lovers. …”
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Neo-Characterization in the Neo-Victorian Novel by Georges LETISSIER

“…The purpose of this study is to initiate a reflection on a poetics of second degree characters within the frame of neo-Victorian fictions to document some migrations by confronting such critical approaches as narratology, reception theory, psychoanalysis, historical epistemology, gender and gay and lesbian studies. …”
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