„Das wäre doch ich !“ Autorinszenierung am Beispiel von Marlene Streeruwitz und Thomas Brussig by Alessandra Goggio

“…Finally, this study shows that—by shaping a new image of the two writers and their authorship that goes beyond all the labels and evaluations ascribed to them by the critics—this particular way of self-staging also aims at bolstering (Streeruwitz) or deconstructing (Brussig) the role that these specific authors play in the literary field.…”
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Les taches de Flaubert by Arden Reed

“…The two artists are joined —and separated —by the « tache » (stain, blot, mark), inseparably word and image. Flaubert is a strikingly visual writer. « Make pictures, » he regularly instructs himself, but they are hardly legible ones. …”
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On Resisting Global Disposability, Regimes of Death-Making and Accumulation by Rupinder Parhar

“…The British writer Rupinder Parhar gave a talk on feminist acts of resistance at an art exhibition workshop in London in March 2024. …”
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After the Dance d’Edwidge Danticat : visions carnavalesques de l’espace haïtien by Corinne Duboin

“…In my analysis of Edwidge Danticat’s travelogue, I will explore the Haitian American writer’s treatment of the carnivalesque in both her representation of her native land (its geography, history and culture) and her apprehension of a new self-image.…”
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Reinventing and shifting lines in Vita Sackville-West’s Passenger to Teheran (1926) by Leila HAGHSHENAS

“…When, in 1926, the renowned Edwardian poet and novelist Vita Sackville-West (1892-1962) travelled to Iran to visit her husband, Harold Nicolson, who was then serving as a diplomat in Teheran, she could not have imagined how disconnected her image of Persia was from reality. Despite her surprise and disappointment regarding some aspects of the country, Sackville-West’s Passenger to Teheran conveys a fantasized image of Persia. …”
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L’ascension de l’artiste dans The Mountain and the Valley (1952) d’Ernest Buckler by André Dodeman

“…This article will study the relationship between the image of the mountain, the plotline and the very act of writing itself as a creative process that the writer constantly interrogates. …”
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The Ascent of the Artist in Ernest Buckler’s The Mountain and the Valley (1952) by André Dodeman

“…This article will study the relationship between the image of the mountain, the plotline and the very act of writing itself as a creative process that the writer constantly interrogates. …”
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Robert Louis Stevenson and the ‘Optic Nerve’. Portraiture in Weir of Hermiston by Clotilde De Stasio

“…I shall try to demonstrate that, while delineating the powerful image of the Scottish Judge, Lord Braxfield, the writer had in mind his portrait by Raeburn. …”
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News Releases and Public Service Announcements by Ricky Telg

“…Written by Ricky Telg and published by the UF Department of Agricultural Education and Communication, August 2011. (Image: Tom Nordlie, IFAS news writer, works on a story. …”
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A Babel suspeita de Nelson de Oliveira by José Leonardo Tonus

“…The photomontages made by artist Teresa Yamashita included in the anthology Babel Babilônia from brazilian writer Nelson de Oliveira published in 2007, sug- gests the presence of a pictorial story concomitantly that, with also the paratex- tuals devices and all narratives, requires for a reflection on the crisis values that runs through our society. …”
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Łaska w ikonach by Monika Wąchocka

“…The article brings the reality of the grace of icons in two respects: the first relating to the recipient and the second relating to the icon writer. Grace is the transforming reality “in the image and likeness of God”. …”
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News Releases and Public Service Announcements by Ricky Telg

“…Written by Ricky Telg and published by the UF Department of Agricultural Education and Communication, August 2011. (Image: Tom Nordlie, IFAS news writer, works on a story. …”
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Ovidiu Papadima – de la „o viziune românească a lumii” la „creatorii şi lumea lor” by Iordan Datcu

“…In the first part of his life as a writer, he was mostly a literary critic.The main characteristic of his book A Romanian vision of the World is the orthodox perspective about the Romanian popular art. …”
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Une « dictature démocratique » : Getúlio Vargas, raconté par Jean-Gérard Fleury by Régis Tettamanzi

“…Business man, aviator, journalist and writer, Jean-Gérard Fleury (1905-2002) lived almost all his life in Brazil. …”
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Rhetorical stylistics of Rashid al-Din Fadlullah Hamedani's Letters (The Stories of Thoughts) by Tahereh Ishany

“…On the other hand, the examination of letters is important from the point of view that they express the culture of every nation at any time and in any place; Because in addition to the fact that letters are written with special purposes; Line by line also has a meaning and conveys an idea from the writer of the letter. Rashid al-Din Fadlullah Wazir, a scholar of the Mongol period with a powerful pen, is the writer of Letters, titled The Stories of Thoughts (Savāneh-Al Afkār), which clearly indicates his knowledge of literary techniques and devices. …”
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« Je suis un catholique » : la mémoire spirituelle de Flaubert chez les critiques chrétiens de l’entre-deux-guerres by Marina Girardin

“…From Charles du Bos to Henri Guillemin, including Albert Thibaudet and François Mauriac, the articles that we have considered in this study constitute a collection of texts which correspond to one another and which, beyond the thorny question of the finality of Flaubert’s asceticism, are supported by the peculiar will to reshape Flaubert’s spiritual memory in order to restore a new image of a christian writer to posterity.…”
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Olympe Audouard dans l’univers de la presse, (France, 1860-1890) by Isabelle Ernot

“…This article examines the relations between the press and Olympe Audouard, a writer and founder of several periodicals under the second empire and at the beginning of the Third Republic. …”
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Jeux de trompe-l’œil dans une cité déchue : La Nouvelle-Orléans de George Washington Cable dans Old Creole Days by Valérie CROISILLE

“…Throughout his work, 19th century writer George Washington Cable, who was born in New Orleans, kept describing his native city with a tender and yet ruthless eye, before being almost forced into exile for having sharply turned his pen to a critique of his Creole fellow citizens. …”
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O perspectivă inedită asupra romanului latin by Carmen-Nicola Jumara

“…Forster provides a new image, a study method more appropriate for the human possibilities; it’s the image of all the novel writers writing their novels in the same time. …”
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Mohammad Taghi Ghiasi and New Criticism by Hassan ZOKHTAREH

“…In so doing, he has introduced himself a translator, a researcher, and even a writer although in most of his books, he is no more than a translator of works of French authors. …”
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