Camp Transvestism in Ackroyd’s Dan Leno and the Limehouse Golem (1994) by Justine GONNEAUD

“…Finally, it demonstrates that the politics and aesthetics of cross-dressing are tied to a spiritual experience, reconnecting transvestism with its initial shamanic or religious dimension, thus turning the writing experience into a sacred performance of dispossession of identity.…”
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Afficher la couleur : le rouge by Annick Madec

“…It’s a matter of listening to the caustic talks of a retired woman, who stands for the dignity of the working class, notably of those in the « people » who contributed in writing History. She resists the loss of self-esteem and peer-group thanks to the knowledge of social and political history and she relies to her own knowledge and experiences to tackle in the neighbourhood the dominant discourses.…”
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Pioniers of Microsurgery: the Touch of History by Saulius Špokevičius

“…The author had a very close professional contacts with all of them and is eager to share some of the highlights spent with them in operating rooms, writing articles and discussing subjects during the scietific meatings. …”
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La lettre des frères pontifes contenant la Vita lyonnaise de saint Bénezet (1245) : une forgerie au service d’un récit fondateur lyonnais ? by Jean-Benoît Krumenacker

“…Up until now, this text has mainly been used by historians from Avignon discussing the Avignon bridge or its founder, with no connection to the Lyon context of its writing. However, by comparing this document with Lyon archives, new observations can be made that both exclude the Avignon brothers from the composition of this document and, more importantly, raise significant problems of dates and internal coherence. …”
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“It Was a Brutal Land”: Exploring the Personal and the Political in Damon Galgut’s Small Circle of Beings (1988) by Marek Pawlicki

“…As it is shown, Galgut’s collection of stories is representative of white writing in the times of the interregnum insofar as it depicts isolated, conflicted protagonists, includes the theme of physical and mental disintegration, and explores the state of personal and political precarity.…”
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Bodies in Agony: Classical Sculpture and Violence in Herman Melville's works by Ronan Ludot-Vlasak

“…By releasing the darker energies which animate the figure of Apollo – a god “driven by a desire for transgression” in Marcel Détienne’s words – Melville’s writing subverts the immaculate and marmoreal antiquity fantasised by the champions of neoclassicism and opens up an unchartered territory within which agonizing pain and violence might only be glimpsed. …”
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La traversée médiatique du simple soldat. À partir de l’œuvre de Bertrand Carrière by Johanne Villeneuve

“…This article deals with the intermediality of the soldier’s experience of war in Normandy, particularly through artistic and non-artistic forms of transmission: from the private gesture of writing embodied in a book, or a Website, to installation art and photography. …”
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MAIK’s Impact on The Indigenous Community in Kelantan State: Analysis in Terms of Welfare and Humanity by Muhammad Solihin bin Abd Razak, Nawi@Mohamad Nawi Bin Ismail

“…This article was written to investigate MAIK's role in interest and humanity towards Kelantan's indigenous community. Therefore, writing this article is an effort to highlight the activities carried out by MAIK.…”
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Literary Theory after Populism by James A. Smith

“…Second: that there is within literary theory’s history a concealed tradition of “literary populism”; the normative belief that good or desirable writing has some surreptitious connection to the idioms of ordinary people. …”
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Mahabbah Kepada Allah SWT dan Para Makhluk-Nya by Ernaka Heri Putra Suharyanto, Aziz Akbar

“…There is also the meaning of the word mahabbah as a feeling of affection so that it results in ignoring his own interests because he prioritizes the interests of those he loves even at sacrifice. The method used in writing this article is in the form of literature review or based on literature review by reading, understanding and analyzing the necessary reference sources in accordance with mahabbah studies in everyday life.…”
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L’autoévaluation accompagnée et contractualisée :Quelles retombées sur le développement professionnel?Ce qu’en disent les futurs enseignants et formateurs d’adultes by Bruno Perrault, Thérèse Levené

“…The study, led in French university context, is based on the observation that the writing of the professional dissertation by teachers and trainers of adults in higher education does not guarantee the development of a reflexive posture which regulates practices. …”
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PEER REVIEW IN UNIVERSITY COURSES by Vera S. Kharchenko

“…The advantages of the method are the reflection of the task and requirements to its fulfilling, the greater responsibility, the better quality ofanalytic work, objectivity in assessment ofcolleagues' intellectual product, mastering of academic writing. Nevertheless, the positive effect of peer review in the organization of individual work may be reduced by excessive labour input in its implementation. …”
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Rethinking Technology in a Hyperconnected World: Beyond the Hype of Inter - connectivity by Alina Betlej, Małgorzata Skórzewska - Amberg

“…To achieve these goals, they use a sociological and legal approach that is based mainly on criticism of writing and the analytical and synthetic methods.…”
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Spectres photographiques : quand la photographie hante la littérature by Marie-Jeanne Zenetti

“…Besides, many writers, when confronted to grief and to the return of the departed, choose to write about or with photography. From Roland Barthe’s Camera Lucida, to W. …”
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“Death Drive, Martyrdom, and Deathbed Scenes. The Narration of Death in Harriet Wilson’s Autobiographical Novel” by Karima ZAARAOUI

“…Wilson as an autothanatographer, genuinely enacts her own death through her writing project. Against all odds, her project will go beyond its object in an ultimate “death-defying act” (Thomas Couser).…”
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Autoři výročních zpráv jezuitské koleje v Telči v 17. století by Michaela Marešová, Štěpán Valecký

“… The paper focuses on the annual reports (literae annuae) as a specific genre of Jesuit writing in an attempt to better understand the process of their creation. …”
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'Ecce homo' ou les labyrinthes de la lecture by Hervé Couchot

“…Nietzsche undertakes to reread every one of his "so good books" except the one he is currently writing, placing his reader in a position identical to his own. …”
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Don Quijote und Rosenkreuz. Die Chymische Hochzeit als alchemokritischer Ritterroman by Carlos Gilly

“…Andreae read Cervantes’ novel Don Quixote (1605) in the original even before writing the Chymical Wedding in 1607. Years later, Andreae also erected a literary monument to its author in one of the dialogues in his Menippus (1617), by adopting and reworking the prologue to Don Quixote as the epitome of great literature. …”
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Qualitative research is about listening and growing by Warren Bareiss

“…And QRMH reviewers are unwaveringly generous, writing detailed, thoughtful reviews that balance fair critique with concrete, encouraging suggestions. [...] …”
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Une grammaire occitane jamais publiée : La Gramatica Auvernhata de Benezet Vidal by Jean Roux

“…Besides novels and poetry, he devoted himself to the writing of two two works with pedagogical aims, Lo libret de l’escolan auvernhat (the booklet of Occitan schoolboy) published in 1936 and a Gramatica auvernhata (Auvergnate grammar) written in 1943 but never printed. …”
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