En marge de l’histoire : les fictions médiévales et Gérard Genette by Isabelle Delage-Béland

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Science-fiction et fiction scientifique en France : de Jules Verne à J.-H. Rosny aîné by Arthur B. Evans

“…On the one hand, the deductive (and often reductive) passages of scientific pedagogy become progressively muted and supplanted by inductive hermeneutic structures which serve to enhance fictional verisimilitude. On the other, textual referentiality increasingly grows "oblique" and non-mimetic, more frequently affecting the reading process itself. …”
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Better Than the Real Thing: Processed Reality in Victorian Art and Fiction by Béatrice Laurent

“…The article navigates from the visual arts to fiction and vice-versa to show that the same artistic strategies were at work in both worlds, and how fiction influenced visual artists and conversely how the visual arts were a source of inspiration for Victorian novelists. …”
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Sérialité générique, modes de consommation et question de vérité Le cas de Détective by Matthieu Letourneux

“…He bases his stories on a verisimilitude largely defined by these fictional references. …”
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“He stopped to lower his window and say hello”: Jonathan Franzen, Neorealism and De-politicized Communitarianism by Aleksandra Zuzanna Leniarska

“…In spite of Franzen’s extra-literary promise of political critique of neoliberalism and cultural critique of therapy discourse, his fiction in fact performs de-politization on narrative level. …”
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