El mito del Cadejo en obras escogidas de Miguel Ángel Asturias y Manlio Argueta by Lois Marie Jaeck

“…El Cadejo malo, que roba la confianza a los seres humanos y les inspira terror, refleja las enfermedades de una sociedad basada en el engaño y la explotación. …”
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Gothic Sounds and the Foreshadowing of Victorian Soundscapes by Lucie Ratail

“…Manipulating the readers’ emotions and interpretation through the evocation of horror and terror, novelists used sound as one of the key features in the creation of the gothic sublime. …”
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Systems Thinking Safety Analysis: Nuclear Security Assessment of Physical Protection System in Nuclear Power Plants by Tae Ho Woo

“…The results of the case with time delay have shown that the maximum possibility of terror or sabotage incident happens as 447.42 in the 58th year and the minimum value happens as 89.77 in the 51st year. …”
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COMUNIDADES NEGRAS, PAZ TERRITORIAL Y RESISTENCIAS EN EL RÍO ATRATO by Andrés García Sánchez

“…Ante los efectos del terror sobre sus cuerpos y los territorios colectivos, las formas organizativas y sus modos de vida, las comunidades campesinas negras devinieron «desplazadas» y «víctimas», embarcándose en procesos creativos de producción de otras territorialidades y en la configuración de formas inusitadas de coalición con distintos agentes sociales, para demandar el cumplimiento de sus derechos étnicos, la protección de la naturaleza, la reparación colectiva y la no repetición de las violencias en su contra.…”
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Writing (at) the End: Thomas Pynchon’s Bleeding Edge by Brian Chappell

“…Focusing on his endings reveals an enduring humanism at the core of Pynchon’s work that can fuel further study in the age of terror, surveillance, domination, and dehumanization.…”
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Monstrous to our human reason. The empty grave of the Winter’s tale by Richard Wilson

“…But The Winter’s Tale can never separate the ‘joy and terror’ in its own anachronistic ‘o’erthrow’ of temporal order, nor suppress the horror of bones that ‘Have burst their cerements’ in the uncanny story of the man ‘Dwelt by a churchyard’.…”
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De la ficción a la historia: el fusilamiento de indios de 1836 by Ricardo D. Salvatore

“…La literatura antirosista argumentó que el “Tirano” había ejecutado a los indígenas para causar el terror de los oponentes unitarios. El evento, ¿era un producto de la ficción política? …”
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„In der englischen Sprache zu schreiben war eigentlich eine Zumutung für mich“ by Dirk Weissmann

“…Contrary to other protagonists of the German intercultural literature, Tabori, who fled the Nazi terror, didn’t (re)find his way back in German language even though he moved in the Federal Republic of Germany in the beginning of the 1970s. …”
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Access Control Points: Reducing a Possible Blast Impact by Meandering by Martin Larcher, Georgios Valsamos, Vasilis Karlos

“…In response to the heightened terror threat in recent years, there is an increasing interest in the introduction of access control zones at sites that are characterized by an increased likelihood of being the target of a terrorist attack, as latest data reveal that unprotected areas of mass congregation of people have become attractive to terrorist groups. …”
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There Is Another, So I am A Critique on the Book Deadly Identities by Shahab Dalili

“…Another elimination causes dissatisfaction on the part of individuals, peoples and tribes in different nations and creates violence, terror, war, and suicide attempts.…”
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Sous le règne de la terreur. La répression franquiste dans la bande dessinée espagnole. Le cas de Pablo Uriel et de Miguel Núñez by Benoît Mitaine

“…Finally, we will study through the analysis of some emblematic pages the adaptive strategies adopted to transform these memoirs into comics and to try to figure the terror.…”
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Les voyages dans les ghost stories de Montagu Rhodes James : à la découverte d’horizons inattendus by Françoise Dupeyron-Lafay

“…Moreover, as could be expected in ghost stories, in which anxiety and terror are prerequisites of the genre, the characters’ journeys will not have gratifying intellectual results but will be traumatic and lead to unpalatable intimate discoveries. …”
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Sleep Paralysis and Hallucinosis by Gregory Stores

“…Past diagnoses included nightmares and night terrors. Review provided no convincing evidence of various other sleep disorders nor physical conditions in which hallucinatory experiences can occur. …”
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La Sacralisation littéraire et picturale de la montagne au XIXe siècle : (re)naissances et épiphanies by Françoise Dupeyron-Lafay

“…Mountains, that had been objects of indifference, fear, or even terror and loathing until the mid-18th century, became literary and pictorial subjects in their own right from the Romantic period onwards, especially in the wake of Rousseau’s La Nouvelle Héloïse (1761)—that radically changed the approach to nature—, and the first ascents of Mont Blanc in the 1780s that marked the beginning of Alpine tourism, and turned Chamonix (and later the Swiss Alps) into indispensable features of the "Grand Tour". …”
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Dwelling in the Abyss: Society in Werner Herzog and Martin Heidegger by Haotian Wu

“…Not only do the films affectively effectuate and interrogate the terror and promise of human dwelling in artistic terms, but Abyss also breaks the Heideggerian category of mortality and gestures towards Hannah Arendt’s idea of natality.…”
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Samira Saramo, Building That Bright Future: Soviet Karelia in the Life Writing of Finnish North Americans by Lynn Domina

“…Many of them eventually died during the Stalinist Great Terror.…”
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La prison des femmes de Tifelfel : Enfermement et corps en souffrance by Khedidja Adel

“…The French army instrumentalizes women as a tool of terror and humiliation, attacking men and their dignity and shaking up the entire social fabric!…”
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Proiecții (inter) textuale în opera lui Mircea Eliade by Grațiela Benga

“…This face-to-face approach revealed an elementary parallelism, consisting of some common aspects: flexible sketches (like the terror of history), actions (the creation, the flight from reality / history), agents (the scholar, the victim, the tyrant etc.), frames (the labyrinth, the Centre and periphery). …”
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On the Spaces of Guerre Moderne: The French Army in Northern Algeria (1954–1962) by Samia Henni

“…The French Colonial War of Anti-Algerian Independence (1954–1962) is widely regarded as the precursor of civil-military counterinsurgency operations, and thereby of the rhetorical Global War on Terror of today. Its theories, known as the guerre moderne, were secretly transferred to North and South America in the sixties. …”
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"Out there in that cabin in the middle of nowhere in Montana": Narrating the Geographical and Mental Deviance of the Unabomber by Robert Winkler

“…Kaczynski, nicknamed the Unabomber, was arrested in his self-built cabin in the woods of Montana after having terrorized the nation for over 20 years. He had modeled his cabin after Henry David Thoreau's idealized Walden cabin. …”
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