American rhapsodies revisited: figures de l'altérité et voix mêlées dans Music through the Floor (2005) d'Eric Puchner by Nathalie Vincent-Arnaud

“…The collection of short stories Music through the Floor, published in 2005, is Eric Puchner's first fictional work. …”
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THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GUY DE MAUPASSANT’S TWO FRIENDS AND ARTURO ARIAS’ TOWARD PATZUN by Kristiawan Indriyanto

“… This paper compares and contrasts two short stories, Guy De Maupassant’s Two Friends and Arturo Arias’ Toward Patzun. …”
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Мегаполис как источник страхов в перспективе массовой литературы (антология „Мифы мегаполиса”) by Joanna Radosz

“…The anthology Myths of Megapolis (Mify megapolisa), published in 2007, due to the variety of the presented short stories shows various perspectives of the metropolis’ life and the fears of its citizens. …”
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Историко-геопоэтическая позиция нарратора в цикле рассказов Ивана Шмелева „Сидя на берегу” by Dorota Horczak

“…The article is devoted to an analysis of the historical and geopoetic perspective on narration in the series of Ivan Shmelev’s short stories Sitting on the River Bank. In these works, the geographical area of France becomes the prism through which the narrator perceives and interprets the cultural space of Russia.…”
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Os fantasmas pornô de Santiago Nazarian e seus adolescentes bizarros by Aileen El-Kadi

“…This article analyses the book of short stories Pornofantasma (Record, 2011) by Santiago Nazarian. …”
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Narrative Environment of Malgudi: Space, Autonomy, and Belonging by Gouthaman K J, Nandini Pradeep J

“…The paper explores the interactions between space and social structures that affect the lives of the inhabitants of a narrative world; the effects of a narrative environment on the subjectivities and social lives of characters. R. K. Narayan's short stories reveal multifarious relations within space; socially produced, politically re-shaped, and inherently contested. …”
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« L’étrangeté vocalique » dans quelques nouvelles de Flannery O’Connor et de Barry Hannah by Claudia Desblaches

“…Our survey is reinforced by the observation of the strange voices of many characters in Flannery O’Connor’s and Barry Hannah’s short stories. All these symptoms of the “vocalic uncanny” tend to show that any vocal change has a metaphorical impact, thus encouraging the reader to discover hidden meanings in sounds, graphical errors or “strange and alien occurrences”. …”
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Ipostaze narative ale persoanei a doua singular în proza lui Mircea Nedelciu by Onorica Tofan

“…The author analyses the use and functions of the 2nd person singular in the short stories and in the unfinished novel “Zodia scafandrului” written by Mircea Nedelciu. …”
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Mental State Inferences Abilities Contribution to Verbal Irony Comprehension in Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment by G. Gaudreau, L. Monetta, J. Macoir, S. Poulin, R. Jr. Laforce, C. Hudon

“…Subjects were administered a task evaluating mentalizing by means of short stories. A verbal irony comprehension task, in which participants had to identify ironic or sincere statements within short stories, was also administered; the design of the task allowed uniform implication of mentalizing across the conditions. …”
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Narrative Strategies and Intermedial Devices in Gabriel Josipovici’s In the fertile Land by Mário Semião

“…This investigation focuses on the third of his collections of short stories, In the Fertile Land (1987). The motifs and narrative techniques in Josipovici’s work are wide-ranging and display a great variety of thematic concerns. …”
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Introduction au dossier Bordage by Claire Cornillon, Natacha Vas-Deyres

“…This issue aims at exploring novels and short stories that were for the moment less studied or proposing new approaches, such as transmedia or linguistics, in order to add to the already existing research on this author.…”
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Indigeneity and Resistance in Zubair Ahmad’s Grieving for Pigeons by Nayab Sadiq

“…Moreover, significantly, these short stories also showcase a postcolonial resistance. …”
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Hardy, Galileo and the Art of Transgression by Nathalie Bantz-Gaszczak

“…It seems that for Hardy, eager to be more ‘sincere’ than what decorum and ‘the censorship of prudery’ permitted, short stories and poems were literary forms that allowed more elbow room than novels: ‘If Galileo had said in verse that the world moved, the inquisition might have let him alone’.…”
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Quel(s) sens pour les structures du type  ?  (avec application à un corpus de nouvelles de Steven Millhauser) by Catherine DELESSE

“…Then the study focuses on the use of both structures in a corpus of short stories by Steven Millhauser who uses them in an interesting way.…”
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Houses of Horror or Magical Kingdoms? Past Times Revisited with Miguel Ángel Asturias, Carlos Fuentes and Julio Cortázar by Lois Marie Jaeck

“…In the three short stories to be examined, Miguel Ángel Asturias, Carlos Fuentes and Julio Cortázar incorporate Pre-Columbian beliefs and customs into colonial and post-colonial Latin American reality. …”
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Policy and Culture: From Machiavelli’s Political Philosophy to Kipling’s Political Prophecies by K. M. Dolgov, E. I. Starikova

“…The article is concerned with interrelationship of policy and culture, in particular N.Machiavelli's political philosophy and its reflection in some short stories by R.Kipling, one of the most recognized representatives of the British imperial thought. …”
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Thomas Hardy entre fiction et poésie by Jean-Charles Perquin

“…Thomas Hardy was born in 1840 and is still known today for the decades he devoted to the art of fiction and the numerous novels and short stories he wrote. But the novelist is far less known for the poetry he persistently composed. …”
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From Sensationalism to Sensation: Brian Evenson’s Affecting Texts by Nawelle Lechevalier-Bekadar

“…Brian Evenson’s work forcefully resists literary categorization, playfully mixing then deconstructing genres such as the Gothic, the western, post-apocalyptic fiction, magic realism to name but a few. Yet several short stories and novellas seem to strive towards a common fantasy: achieving sensation. …”
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The female character as reader in Alice Munro’s stories: “at the end of it all what has been accomplished?” by Christine LORRE

“…This article studies the female character as reader in a selection of Alice Munro’s short stories, focusing on how these characters are re-examined, over time, so that the reader perceives them differently, in the same way as the characters themselves perceive a change in their own development. …”
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