Ballon et engagement. Des métaphores footballistiques dans l’art contemporain marocain by M'hammed CHERKAOUI

“…Deux œuvres de deux artistes marocaines, la première est une photographie d’Ines Bouallou, la deuxième une installation de Batoul S’Himi, bien qu’issues de deux pratiques artistiques distinctes, se rejoignent par une mise en scène particulière de l’image du ballon réinventant cet attribut de jeu pour en faire un véhicule d’une réflexion critique sur la manipulation politique, les disparités de genre et les rapports de domination. Le présent article se propose d’interroger, dans une démarche comparative incluant des œuvres marocaines et internationales, les représentations que subit l’image du ballon dans l’art de ces deux artistes femmes. …”
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Literatura parenetică. Modelele bizantin, occidental și național by Eugen Simion

“…This study is dedicated to the mediaeval writings, especially to the parenetic literature, a rather nonliterary genre offering, in close determination with the age and in a sententious manner, moral teachings, advice regarding human dignity and humility/religious austerity. …”
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A Gothic heterotopia: four Anglophone responses to Venice by John Thieme

“…It pursues this line of thinking in relation to four Anglophone representations of Venice: the recent film A Haunting in Venice (2023), directed by Kenneth Branagh and scripted by Michael Green, which is very loosely adapted from Agatha Christie’s Hallowe’en Party (1969), and which subjects the whodunnit genre to a Gothic makeover, Daphne du Maurier’s short story ‘Don’t Look Now’ (1971) and Nicolas Roeg’s film adaptation (1973) of it, in which the Gothic particularly manifests itself in the form of psychic precognition, and Amitav Ghosh’s novel Gun Island (2019), in which an ostensibly realistic novel is infiltrated by recurrent paranormal elements, several of which are occasioned by the ‘unnaturalness’ of climate change. …”
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The South between Two Frontiers: Confederate Cowboys and Savage Rednecks by Hervé Mayer

“…The myth of the Frontier, which locates the birth of the American nation in its confrontation with a bordering savagery, was a national myth in Western films until the 1960s. As a genre engaged with the exploration of Americanness, the Western attracted many ex-Confederates in search of political legitimacy and the Western Frontier became a place of national rehabilitation for the South. …”
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Apports de l’iconographie sidérale aux problématiques spatiales vidéoludiques : le cas des jeux vidéo horrifiques by Guillaume Baychelier

“…In this way, survival horror genre consolidates its game mechanics : being immerged in Space becomes a trial that makes vulnerable to claustrophobic narrowing and also to vertiginous endlessness. …”
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S’opposer au terrorisme et à la mafia : les luttes citoyennes à Milan (1968-1993) by Nando dalla Chiesa

“…The story and the analysis are born and fed by the direct memory of the author who for different reasons has participated in the two movements intensely: in the second case also playing a leadership role. The genre chosen is therefore that of the “sociological diary”.…”
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Shards of the Glass Ceiling by Svetlana Seibel

“…Perhaps as in no other genre of literature or television, corporate conspiracy themes and corporation critique agendas abound in science fictional narratives. …”
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Юмористический тон как маркер авторского взгляда в комедиях Надежды Птушкиной by Natalia Maliutina

“…Distinguishing between the manifestations of situational and semantic comedy and humour the article shows how the humorous tone of the character’s remarks changes the overall genre tone of the comedy. Due to the idea of how much the personality does not fit into the narrow framework of the stereotypical perception of the situation of the husband’s withdrawal from the family, the article notes the dramatic and tragic modality of the statements in the plays. …”
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Molla Ahmed-i Xasi's Kurdish (Kurmancji, Zazaki) and Turkish Poems by Mehmet Yergin

“…Our aim is to collect Molla Ahmed-i Xasî's poems in Kurdish (Kurmanji, Zazaki) and Turkish, except for his mawlid Mewlidu'n-Nabiyyi'l-Qurayshiyyî, which he wrote in the masnavi genre in the Zazaki dialect of Kurdish, in one place and to contribute to the easy access and utilization of those who want to benefit. …”
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“He’d seen it in the words of Owen and Brooke”: The Influence of Great War Poetry on Post-Millennium Soldier Poets by Felix Behler

“…And yet, the dawn of the new millennium, marked by the rise of the global War on Terror, saw a significant revival of the genre in Britain. One of the most noteworthy indicators of this is John Jeffcock’s anthology Heroes (2011), which has collected a hundred poems written by British soldiers who fought in recent conflicts – Iraq and Afghanistan in particular. …”
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The Institutionalization of Political Humor as a Form of Reflection by S. S. Melnikov

“…As a case that grounds the applicability of this theory to the practice the paper considers the example of inclusion of specific comic genre (political caricature) in the social discourse in the West and in Russia.…”
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Car la Lettre tue mais l’Esprit vivifie : une relecture des textes bibliques selon Elizabeth Gaskell by Benjamine Toussaint-Thiriet

“…The links between literature and religion are in fact much older than we might imagine when reading this statement; however, it is a fact that the Victorian period was a time when many authors tried to reconcile secular writing and the Scriptures, to the extent that a new literary genre, the religious novel, was born. Although Elizabeth Gaskell’s works do not belong to this category, she set her heart on reconciling her vocation as a novelist with her beliefs as a Christian. …”
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Towards the poetics of lyrical realism in the histories of Serbian literature by Bojanić-Ćirković Mirjana D.

“…Following the mentioned parameters, we emphasized that the work of the writers of Old Serbia-Anđelko Krstić and Grigorije Božović-grows out of a deep attachment to the nature of the homeland and that on the level of internal form, it contains more poetic determinants of lyrical realists, as well as features of the modernization of prose, such as the psychological aspect of painting the struggle, internal focalized descriptions of the naturalistic style, the lyricalization of the narrative to the genre of the poem in prose, etc.…”
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Référence multimodale dans les narrations d’enfants : les gestes servent-ils à clarifier les expressions référentielles ambiguës ? by Corrado Bellifemine, Camille Dupret

“…Narratives are a complex discursive genre in which the management of referential chains remains difficult for the child for a long time, and gestures may be used to clarify ambiguous referring expressions. …”
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Examining the magic of proximity in Shafi’i Kadkani’s A Mirror for Sounds by mina zadkhoot, Heydar Hasanloo, nazhat noohi, Hosein Arian

“…Also, Shafi'i Kadkani has paid special attention to this literary genre (the magic of proximity) in his collection of poems, attracting the attention of many readers. …”
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Souvenirs rétrospectifs de l’Anthropocène : la ville dans la cli‑fi italienne by Lucia Della Fontana

“…This is where cli‑fi, the new genre theorised by Daniel Bloom, comes into play. …”
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Distance in Art or the Art of Distance: the Illusory Search for Depth and its Treatment in the First Landscape Representations by Fernando Linares, Isaac Mendoza

“…Between the 14th and 16th centuries, art moved from narrative symbolism to naturalistic iconicity, accepting landscape as a pictorial genre. With the Renaissance, an authentic landscape view began to develop through deductive reasoning and the visual experience of the image, thus surpassing the basic and flat medieval iconography. …”
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A Mystic Analysis of Alda Merini’s Poetry by Mohammad Hussein Ramezankiaei, Mahtab Alimohammadi Malayeri

“…This study is not an attempt of making a comparison but rather an attempt of analyzingMerinian poems under the light of the universal mysticism of Sufism that possesses an incomparable depth with any other literary genre. It is appropriate to put Merini’s poem in contact with the Persian Sufi Farid-adin Attar’s work entitled Manṭiq-uṭ-Ṭayr(The seven valleys of spirituality).…”
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« Pas la trace d’une influence masculine » (Renée Vivien) by Camille Islert

“…En s’appuyant notamment sur l’exemple de l’œuvre de Renée Vivien, cette contribution envisage le réexamen de l’influence à l’aune des questions de genre et de l’analyse sociologique des rapports de pouvoir.…”
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Tone, the driving force in Qaisar Aminpour's Ashura Elegies by Seyed Mehdi Mousavi nia, Gholamreza Kafi

“…Elegy has always been a popular genre, especially in poetry. This type of composition, due to its special subject matter, has special features and crafts to convey the message and relate to the audience. …”
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