Smoke (Paul Auster et Wayne Wang, 1995) : une œuvre à la croisée des arts by Delphine Letort

“…Paul Auster’s first encounter with the cinema points out the convergence between aural writing and cinematic writing, evoked through the double figure of the writer and that of the tale-teller/photographer in both the film and the short story.…”
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An Eye for an Eye: Brian Evenson’s Merciless Art of Exposure by Jean-Yves Pellegrin

“…This paper looks into the way Brian Evenson’s “colorless writing” means to show violence in a way that leaves the reader unsheltered from it. …”
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L’impact de l’image sur la perception et transformation des représentations mentales by Carmen Compte

“…To capture and hold the viewers’ attention, television has developed a specific writing mode, an actual TV rhetoric that gives to see those significant elements that the viewer will come to perceive and accept. …”
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THE EFFECT OF GENRE-BASED MENTORING ON LINGUISTIC FEATURE QUALITY OF RESEARCH ARTICLE ABSRACTS BY INDONESIAN LECTURERS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES by Dedi Jasrial, Safnil Arsyad, Arono Arono

“…However, Indonesian authors still have a problem in the use of meta-discourse based on its function in writing a research article abstract that meets to reputable international journals. …”
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Emily Dickinson’s Line Breaks in Her Envelope Poems by Antoine Cazé

“…Here, the materiality of the medium becomes part of the meaning of the poems, and further contributes to the fluidity with which Dickinson positions her writing on the limits between the poetic and the epistolary.…”
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« Moi, je revenais à ma mère ». Les trajectoires « scolaires » des frères et des sœurs comme lieu d’expérience de la différence des sexes au xixe siècle by Isabelle Matamoros

“…In early nineteenth-century France, only a few girls and boys could access other learnings than reading, writing and counting. Some women, writing their autobiographies, remembered that they suffered from another handicap : their brother were widely favored as siblings, since their parents considered boys’ education as a priority investment. …”
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El Niño Shuá: del estereotipo a la reivindicación de la vida y obra de Miguel Ángel Jusayú by Nelly  García  Gavidia, Carlos Adán  Valbuena  Chirinos, Carmen Laura  Paz  Reverol

“…We take a journey through the life and work of the master Miguel Ángel Jusayú (1933-2008), with the purpose of analyzing, based on his autobiography and the film El Niño Shuá by Patricia Ortega, the most difficult moments after the loss of the vision and the way he lived with the stigma of being blind in the Wayuu society to which he belonged and also his process of appropriating the writing of Spanish, whose mastery allowed him to guarantee his subsistence and also specialize and give an invaluable contribution to the grammar and writing of the Wayuunaiki language.…”
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A Book Review of Thomas Moore’s Utopia by Behrouz Muhammadi Munfared

“…The book Utopia of Tamsmour is one of the most important and influential works, which has also been a platform for writing later utopias. Therefore, the analysis and critique of this book are of special importance. …”
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Flaubert en Slovaquie : modèle ou mauvaise direction ? by Jana Truhlářová

“…The article attempts to shed light on this long and complex journey, focusing in particular on the critic of Flaubert criticism and the re-evaluation of misinterpretations and preconceptions of Flaubertian writing in Slovak literary research.…”
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Peace in History and Heritage. Some thoughts on a Museum of Peace in Northern Ireland by Karine BIGAND

“…I would like to reflect on the methodological characteristics of academic history-writing and its tendency to leave peace out of the narrative. …”
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Entre nature et culture by Manola Antonioli

“…There are also reflections on animals (cows and birds) and on the writing scene, which combines the “natural” dimension of fingers with writing machines (from pen to typewriter and then to computer). …”
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Dissection et maïeutique du corps dansant: naissance et mort textuelles de la danse by Lucas Sérol

“…This paper attempts to question the traditional image of the death of dance in writing, since the text can’t fully restore the choreographic spectacle. …”
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Occhio buono et vari colori. Analyse d’un lieu commun guichardinien by Hélène Miesse

“…This analysis of the pattern of the occhio buono, based on a letter sent to Machiavelli, the Dialogue on the Government of Florence, a discourse of 1525 and several ricordi, helps us to understand how a first nucleus of sense, born in the contingency of a letter, becomes a leitmotiv and a cornerstone of Guicciardini’s thought. It considers the writing of Francesco Guicciardini as a constant practice, going back and forth between different periods of his life and numerous kinds of writing, including his voluminous correspondence.…”
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Insān Ilahī as The Main Concept of Mulla Sadra’s Transcendental Human Existences by Nurul Khair, Wa Ode Zainab Zilullah Toresano

“…This writing is library research on Mulla Sadra’s thought concerning the concept of insān ilahī as the main concept of transcendental existence discourse in response to western humanism paradigm because it consider vanishing the immaterial domain in human self. …”
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A Genre Analysis of Science and Technology Scopus-Indexed Journal Articles: Does Impact Factor Project Different Rhetorical Moves? by Violita Zarkasih Suryawinata, Eri Kurniawan, Arif Husein Lubis

“…However, due to their failure to follow international writing conventions, they have difficulties in writing for international publications. …”
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Useful Learning From Bachelor's Thesis to Professional Nursing Practice: A Qualitative Interview Study by Ani Henttonen RN, PhD, Marianne Teräs RN, PHN, M Health Sc, PhD, Max Scheja PhD, Bjöörn Fossum RN, PhD, Margareta Westerbotn RN, RM, MSN Ed

“…However, the role of academic tasks, such as writing a bachelor's thesis, is less recognized for its contributions to nurses’ working lives and overall professional development. …”
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Engagement et degré de satisfaction d’étudiants de FLE dans une activité d’écriture télécollaborative italo-espagnole by Cécile Desoutter, Justine Martin

“…The paper introduces the notions of telecollaborative writing and of engagement, to present then the results of a qualitative and quantitative study of Italian and Spanish student interactions in a forum within a project of writing practice in French. …”
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Le travail sur soi et à propos de soi à l’occasion d’un récit d'expérience : convocation de différents espaces d’activités by Martine Dutoit

“…This article reports an ethnographical approach to understand the processes leading to the writing of a book telling an experience lived on confrontation, during almost twenty years, to the psychiatric institution. …”
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Risk, Disappointment and Distraction in Keith Gessen’s All the Sad Young Literary Men by James Peacock

“…This article explores the ways in which Gessen seems ironically to make writing the opposite of risk in an increasingly risky world. …”
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Écrire avec Flaubert by Anne Herschberg Pierrot

“…I am interested in the way in which many writers of the 20th and 21st centuries, from Kafka to Claude Simon, Roland Barthes, Pierre Michon, or Jean-Philippe Toussaint, have demonstrated in their writings, their correspondence, or their interviews, an interest in Flaubert’s manner of writing, based on their reading of Flaubert’s correspondence, or on direct or indirect knowledge of Flaubert’s manuscripts. …”
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