Fiction and Cyberspace: Reading Dickens in the Information Age by Maria Cristina Paganoni

“…Several analogies are detectable between the construction of fictional worlds typical of Victorian novels and digital entertainment media and storytelling genres, while the intense reader engagement Dickens established between his fiction and the social world is remindful of the online/offline identity performance of Internet users. …”
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Antiféminisme sur papier glacé by Auréline Cardoso

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Effet d’amorçage sur la féminisation des noms de rôles by Zelda Cayrecastel, Céline Pozniak, Saveria Colonna

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Comme une bitch ? Exploration des variations d’usage et de sens entre « bitch » et « chienne » en tant qu’insultes sexistes by Aure Espilondo

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L’art transgenre, vers d’autres expériences corporelles du temps by Luc Schicharin

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Des féministes qui ne sont pas féministes ? by Audrey Lasserre

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La constellation comme pratique créatrice chez Virginia Woolf et Annie Ernaux by Suzel Meyer

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What We Didn’t Know a Recipe Could Be: Political Commentary, Machine Learning Models, and the Fluidity of Form in Nineteenth-Century Newspaper Recipes by Avery Blankenship

“…These recipe-adjacent texts, which are both recipe and not, offer a broader picture of short-form political commentary in the nineteenth century which can include genres and forms once thought unable to gestured beyond the confines of the kitchen.…”
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Une constellation invisibilisée by Marie-Dominique Gil

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Francoféminisme en Tunisie : pratiques langagières et enjeux institutionnels by Mariem Guellouz, Sélima Kebaïli

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Neologisms in contemporary feminisms: For a redefinition of feminist linguistic activism by Océane Foubert

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Wie können Schlüsselwörter in den erbaulichen Textsorten am Beispiel der protestantischen Leichenpredigten bestimmt werden by Ireneusz Gaworski

“…The term keyword, created in 1954 by Pierre Guiraud, is also used in contemporary linguistics to describe words that, because of their frequency of occurrence, are characteristic of a particular text, the genre of a text or the writer's style. The indication of keywords defined in this way in Protestant funeral sermons, which are one of the most representative genres of German moralizing literature of the 16th and 17th centuries, is difficult and often does not provide an answer to the question of what is referred to in a given text. …”
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« Il est fascinant de voir comment se tisse une toile, se déploie ou se défriche un chemin de recherche. Je veux dire : collectivement. » by Aurore Turbiau, Vicky Gauthier, Isabelle Boiclair

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Littérature pour la jeunesse et diversité humaine. Privilégier la voix des auteurs en situation de handicap ? by Crystel Pinçonnat

“…Secondly, are examined texts with a higher fictional density: detective novels, fantasy and science fiction, more restrictive genres that may seem an obstacle to welcoming elaborate characters, not reducible to stereotypes. …”
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BD (dé)coloniale by Sujarei Tali

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LA PRÉFIGURATION DU SPECTACLE D’OPÉRA by Diana TODEA

“…The purpose is that of clearifying the controversial evolution of the genre and the theatrical-musical forms that preceded it. …”
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Topographical and Thematic Perspectives in the Latin Poetry of the First Anglo-Norman Kings by Roberto Angelini

“…This study deals with Norman poetry: it examines the authors, the texts, and especially the literary genres to which they belonged, in the period between the XIth and XIIth centuries. …”
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Comment le concept d’homophobie permet-il d’analyser les discours contre la « PMA pour toutes » ? by Claire Hugonnier

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« Extraterrestres ou spéculatives » by Aurore Turbiau

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