Interview with Patrice Leconte, director of the Bronzés trilogy by Jean-François Staszak

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Natural products based on Correa's cascade for the treatment of gastric cancer trilogy: Current status and future perspective by Wenhao Liao, Jing Wang, Yuchen Li

“…The classic Correa's cascade of intestinal GC specifies a trilogy of malignant transformation of the gastric mucosa, in which normal gastric mucosa gradually progresses from inactive or chronic active gastritis (Phase I) to gastric precancerous lesions (Phase II) and finally to GC (Phase III). …”
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H.D. and Robert Ambelain: Doubles in H.D.’s Late Work by Matte Robinson

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Rhapsodie et métamorphoses de la voix dans The War Plays d’Edward Bond by Eléonore Obis

“…The War Plays are a trilogy written by Edward Bond and completed in 1985. …”
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In search of values. Reading The Hunger Games in an African context by W. Domeris

“…The hero of the trilogy, Katniss Everdeen, experiences the pull of the Empire’s values of honour and empire, and yet finds space to push back against its more brutal aspects. …”
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Poetic Exploration of Obasa’s Prolegomenous Poetry by Duro Adeleke

“…Based on this premise, an attempt is made here to explore the poetic strands in Obasa’s trilogy, wherein Yorubá proverbs are strung together. …”
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Le poisson, le pêcheur et l’épouse du pêcheur by Pierre Grenand, Françoise Grenand

“…To fish, it is enough that there is water, small equipments, some technical gestures, customary knowledge, fish and a fisherman.To consume the fishery product, it’s almost the same thing: water, some utensils, garden products, proven recipes, fish and a cook.This text illustrates this functional and endearing trilogy.…”
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La Montagne dans His Dark Materials de Philip Pullman by Susanne Voogd

“…In His Dark Materials, Pullman’s trilogy, two children leave their homes and set out on a long physical and metaphorical journey over mountaintops and along dark abysses. …”
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« Qu’ouïr (ou plus...) dans dix (ou plus !) dandies queer (ou plus ?) : traverser l’épreuve de l’extérieur » by Gilbert Pham-Thanh

“…The approach is based on the constitutive distinctions of the now common trilogy of the stranger, the foreigner and the alien, to which will be added the polysemic notion of queerness in order to shift the focus to the field of masculinities studies. …”
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Gertrude Stein’s “Historic Drama” (1930) by Emeline Jouve

“…This paper is an analysis of Gertrude Stein’s staging of the dialectic between the past and the present in her 1930 “Historic drama” trilogy published in Last Operas and Plays. A writer of the “continuous present,” Gertrude Stein presentifies the past which she renews by playing with the old traditions to invent new dramatic forms. …”
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There Will Be More d’Edward Bond : pour un autre théâtre politique by Eléonore Obis

“…My contention in this article is that Edward Bond’s vision of political theatre is both illustrated and renewed by  one of his latest plays, There Will Be More (2010), which is still not published and is supposed to be the first part of a new trilogy. The play is a rewriting of the tragedy of Medea and displays all the techniques and dramatic strategies developed by Bond over the years since Saved. …”
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T. H. Huxley, Reluctant Autobiographer by Bénédicte Coste

“…In his responses, Huxley adopted an apologetic tone for his ‘Autobiography’ (published in 1890) and a confessional tone for his 1889 trilogy on agnosticism as he was embroiled in a controversy about its significanCE In the Nineteenth Century. …”
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On Love and the Canon: H.D., Robert Duncan, and “Venice-Venus” by Lara Vetter

“…This paper will plumb representations of Venice and Venus in H.D.’s Trilogy and Duncan’s “The Venice Poem,” demonstrating how what H.D. termed “Venice-Venus” is central to Duncan’s notion of the modern American literary canon.…”
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À terceira margem, a terceira imagem: os afetos triangulares nas narrativas de Carola Saavedra by Maria Fernanda Garbero de Aragão

“…The present article proposes a reading of affective relations in the analysis of three novels by the writer Carola Saavedra, Toda terça (2007), Flores azuis (2008) and Paisagem com dromedário (2010), here understood as a project of a trilogy of affections. The object of affection, the protagonist of these stories, recreates itself in a porosity feasible to its emergence in a "third bank", which lends the imagined place to its images to projections experienced by the characters. …”
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Le Queenborough d’Ellen Glasgow : cartographie d’une Babylone en devenir by Brigitte Zaugg

“…The city she presents is on the verge of becoming a new Babylon in a southern setting, especially in the last novel of the trilogy: limits between districts become blurred, the foundations of Virginian society are shaken, and the advent of progress is symbolized by a bad smell that invades formerly smart neighbourhoods. …”
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La littérature populaire du Kailyard, substrat nécessaire à la Renaissance écossaise by Jean Berton

“…It concentrates on the founding trilogy of The Bonnie Briar Bush by Iain Maclaren, Auld Licht Idylls by James Barrie and The Stickit Minister by Samuel Crockett. …”
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La possibilité d’une île : la mythologie du Bronx, archipel enchanté, dans trois textes autobiographiques de Jerome Charyn by Sophie Vallas

“…Jerome Charyn recently published an autobiographical trilogy (The Dark Lady from Belorusse, 1997; The Black Swan, 2000 and Bronx Boy, 2007) in which the main focus, more than his adored and fascinating mother at the heart of the story, more than Charyn’s childhood and adolescence, is the Bronx. …”
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Translating culture: the rise and resonance of Chinese contemporary literature in the Portuguese-speaking world by Xin Huang, Xiang Zhang

“…It then analyzes the reviews of well-received translations, including the Three-Body Problem trilogy, Iron Widow, and The Good Women of China, to determine how Portuguese-speaking readers interpret Chinese elements, historical references, narrative styles, and themes. …”
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