Jacques Gilard, entre la historia y la literatura by Consuelo Triviño Anzola

“…The article shows how he played a leading part in the understanding and the diffusion of Colombian writers’ works, especially those of Garcia Márquez and the Grupo de Barranquilla, in which he includes himself. …”
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Optimized CNN-Based Recognition of District Names of Punjab State in Gurmukhi Script by Sandhya Sharma, Sheifali Gupta, Deepali Gupta, Sapna Juneja, Hamza Turabieh, Lokesh Sharma, Zelalem Kiros Bitsue

“…For this, an image database of 22000 samples is prepared having 1000 sample images for every district name which is collected from 500 different writers. Maximum accuracy on validation data achieved by the proposed Model is 99%.…”
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« L’œil du hibou ». Le Flaubert au pluriel de Calvino by Susi Pietri

“…Flaubert represents for Italo Calvino an absolute of formal invention that he interrogates (often mediated through other writers) according to three constellations of reading: the invisible, the unknowable, the unnameable. …”
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Mircea Popescu şi corespondenţii săi: Ştefan Baciu, N. P. Comnen, Neagu Djuvara, Mircea Eliade, Vintilă Horia, Virgil Ierunca, Petru Iroaie, Alexandrina Mititelu by Mihaela Albu

“…Simona Coleş-Popescu, we’ll include some unpublished letters sent by his friends and Romanian writers in a book dedicated to Mircea Popescu’s literary activity. …”
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Le dialogue socratique : un genre de référence de pratiques orales philosophiques à l’école primaire ? by Bettina Berton

“…Several recommendations of these practices refer to the type of discourse we call the socratic dialogue, thus reviving a former reference found in a few entries from the Buisson dictionary (1878-1887) ; the writers generally condemn this type but they use it as a reference when it comes to discussing the introduction of philosophy as a subject in the upper primary level. …”
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ROMANTIC HUMAN STUDY: PECULIARITIES OF PERSONALITY PHILOSOPHY IN THE LITERATURE OF THE 1820-1830-IES. by T. N. Zhuzhgina-Allahverdian, S. A. Ostapenko

“…Structural analysis of numerous romantic texts allows us to draw the following conclusion: with mythopoetic imagery and anthropological thought about a man, romantic writers introduced the reader to any wisdom, to philosophical understanding of their human essence, to past and modern teachings, in a way processed antique, medieval and enlightening views, in which an important place was given to reflections on the place of man in nature, society, and history. …”
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La connaissance des maîtres allemands anciens en France, de Dominique-Vivant Denon à Henri Focillon by Isabelle Dubois-Brinkmann, François-René Martin

“…Knowledge of the old German masters, the so-called "Primitives", from the end of the 18th century to the middle of the 20th century, is the result of an immense collective effort, to which art historians, museum curators, critics and writers have all contributed. France has played a fundamental role in it, and deserves a synthesis that has never really been done. …”
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Que dire de la montagne ? Arthur Young dans les Pyrénées (1787) by Jacques Raynaud

“…Consequently, description is an essential feature of those books. When travel writers came to places which had no equivalent in their home country, they had nothing to refer their readers to to give them an idea of what they were talking about. …”
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Brand New Oldies: Recent English Narrative Verse by David Malcolm

“…A substantial amount of narrative verse has been written and published in England in the first two decades of the 21st century. Several writers, including Bernardine Evaristo, Ros Barber, Patience Agbabi, and Moniza Alvi, have written successful and well-received longer narrative poems. …”
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Interpreting Monastic Cartularies in Northwest Europe, 900-1200: Thirty Years of Scholarship by Robert Berkhofer

“…It argues that monastic writers carefully framed their re-presentation charters from their archives, to impart multiple messages to their medieval audiences.…”
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Valoriser l’écologie pour légitimer le paysage ? by Fabien Roussel

“…These are illustrated by the representations from traveling writers, which reflect the urban imaginary of rural nature. …”
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From Fugitive Poses to Visual Sovereignty : The Photo-poetics of Leslie Silko’s Storyteller and Joy Harjo’s Crazy Brave by Audrey Goodman

“…It considers how two Native writers, Leslie Silko and Joy Harjo, resist the settler-colonial narrative of “vanishing” Indians in their multigenre texts. …”
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„HOMO TRANSFORMENS” по Пелевину („современные” оборотни, вампиры и андроиды – постмодернистские вариации Виктора Пелевина)... by Ewa Pańkowska

“…Victor Olegovich Pelevin undoubtedly belongs to the most popular contemporary Russian writers. He is recognized as one of the leading representatives of Russian postmodernism. …”
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Appropriating the closure of Jesuit missions: Fritz Hochwälder's Das heilige Experiment by F. Hale

“… Since the eighteenth century the history of the Jesuit missionary endeavours in South America, especially their forced closure in 1760s, has been used rhetorically by writers in several genres, providing them with historical evidence to support a variety of latter-day causes. …”
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Anjela Duval : un modèle de consécration littéraire ? by Mannaig Thomas

“…The processes of recognition from which writers benefit can be very varied, both in terms of their modalities, temporalities and spatial extensions, but also in the way they can end up being naturalised. …”
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Moralistul Creangă by Eugen Simion

“…The hypothesis of the present article is that Ion Creangă, one of the great Romanian prose writers (1837–1889), is a moralist who likes to observe the human nature and to judge it. …”
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Introduction au dossier « Inscriptions urbaines américaines : rapports d’autorités » by Jean-Baptiste Barra, Timothée Engasser, Modesta Suárez

“…This also highlights : some conflicts between several actors (writers, inhabitants, institutions) but also different initiatives of negotiations. …”
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The books of V. Biržiška library at the library of the Kaunas A. Sniečkus politechnic institute by Nijolė Lietuvninkaitė

“…The collection also includes fiction by Lithuanian, Russian, Western European, American, and Scandinavian writers. The collection is divided into four parts according to language: Lithuanian (495 copies), Russian (520 copies), Polish (304 copies), and other foreign languages (161 copies). …”
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Viols nazis en Drôme (1944) by Franck Tison

“…Such hard facts, that were conjured up during the Nuremberg trials, aroused indignation among refugee-writers in La Drôme, such as Charles de Richter or Louis Aragon.…”
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Il «maraviglioso» e il «maravigliosissimo» dei tempi moderni by Anna Chiara Luzzi

“…The movie is a synthesis and a rewriting of literary topoi inherited primarily from Flaubert’s Salammbô, but also from other writers such as Salgari and his Cartagine in fiamme, and of painters such as Sargent or musicians like Reyer, themselves influenced by the French novel. …”
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