Teatr i dramat rosyjski w polskich badaniach rusycystycznych by Walenty Piłat

“…In the past drama as a literary genre did not attract much attention from Polish Russian scholars, although in recent years the situation has changed. …”
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Daphné du Maurier’s characters in Rebecca living on in Mrs de Winter by Susan Hill by Armelle PAREY

“…Character migration is a major feature of the sequel, a genre that is far from new but that enjoyed a remarkable revival in allographic form in the 1990s. …”
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Towards “Autopoetics” (retour sur e-Rea 5.2 2007) by Hélène AJI

“…It recontextualizes the debate over autobiography and literary genre, especially as it took place in the wake of Philippe Lejeune’s Pacte autobiographique. …”
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Les plaisirs et les dangers d’enseigner la science-fiction au niveau universitaire by Barbara Bengels

“…Nevertheless, the article also describes the excitement and sense of wonder that emerge from teaching science fiction, a genre that keeps transforming and still accompanies us in our evolution.…”
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Transatlantic Refractions: Ambivalence and Cultural Hybridity in the Euro-American Road Movie by Jeffrey L. Meikle

“…The ambivalent view of the United States adopted by these men has helped transform a typically “American” genre into a new demonstration of transatlantic cultural hybridity.…”
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The End of the World of Values: The Abandonment of the Axiological System in Recent Secondary World Fantasy for Young Readers. Part 1 — The Classical Model by Grzegorz Trębicki

“…The objective of the present work (which is the first in the two-part series) is to describe the evolution of the literary genre of secondary world fantasy for young readers in reference to the axiological system that prevails in its most canonical texts. …”
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Prințul public și prințul privat la Neagoe Basarab și Antonio de Guevara: dubla dimensiune didactică a oglinzilor principilor by Oana Andreia Sâmbrian

“…Our article focuses on the analysis of a special literary genre of the 16th century – the mirrors for princes, a special type of parenetical work which was aimed at initiating the ruler to be in the “mysteries” of being a good monarch. …”
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Attending to adolescent experience: Tragic drama as a stimulus and a model by Lucy Elvis, Michela Dianetti

“…Thus, we propose reading tragedies for neither their philosophical nor their cultural authority but rather because of the genre's unique affordances in relation to adolescents. …”
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The Essay «Tobčilan ǰokiyaүsan šasin-u ǰiruqai orusiba» («A Brief Chronology of the Doctrine») of G.-Zh. Dylgyrov by Marina V. Ayusheeva

“…Introduction. The genre and thematic classification of religious writings in the Old Mongolian language largely repeats those in Tibetan literature. …”
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Une île impossible : l’utopie néo-humaine comme diagnostic du lien social contemporain chez Michel Houellebecq by Alice Bottarelli, Colin Pahlisch

“…The science fiction intertext which he calls upon allows him to echo numerous reflections from past and present authors, who before him used the genre of utopia to think about the “public sphere”, its codes of communication, and the notion of social links. …”
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Politics of Counter-Memory in Turkey: Docudramatizing the Past as a Panacea for Official Discourses? by Nuran E. Işik

“…As a response to hegemonic discourses, a critical/democratic historiography influenced works in popular history, exemplified by documentaries, biographies, and other genre. In the second half of the paper, Mustafa, as a discursive form of counter history is described. …”
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Marie Corelli, Wormwood, and the Diversity of Decadence by Jessica DeCoux

“…This reading also raises the possibility that the Decadent practice of drawing the boundaries of genre in tight and exclusionary ways served to encourage the production of numerous Decadences.…”
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Realism as an artistic technique (based on the material of Russian prose of the 2010s) by N.G. Prokhorova

“…The subject under consideration is the genre of epistolary novel, which has intensely developed recently in modern literature. …”
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Pleurer les victimes du scandale de Panama ou subvertir les institutions ? by Jean-Yves Mollier

“…Although not all the songs produced in 1892-1893 are related to the lament genre, many of them are part of it, the victims being either the small savers who were robbed or the people, the true recipients of this particularly poisonous form of propaganda. …”
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Textualización de la oralidad y tradiciones discursivas en los microrrelatos del Siglo de Oro by Cristina Tabernero Sala

“…The golden story does not follow, in short, a scheme of distinguishing linguistic features; they are in close dependence on the genre that accommodates them. Specifically, orality cannot be considered an identifying element, able to make story different from other traditions.…”
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Notices bibliographiques

“…Pour cette rubrique l'interrogation a été faite sur « Moyen Orient », « Turquie », « Iran », « Egypte », « Liban », « Jérusalem », « Emirats », «  kurde », « transfrontalier », « migration internationale », « diaspora », « transnationalisme », « mobilité », « clandestin », « genre », « sexué », « espace public », « activisme », « contestation », « modernisation », « embourgeoisement », « nationalisme », « minorité », « réseau de sociabilité »…”
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Religious Dramas in Italy. Dramaturgical Models, Thematization and Effectiveness of Biographical Miniseries by Armando Fumagalli

“…In this essay I will deal with the topic of religious miniseries for Television, that will be seen especially from the point of view of their dramatic structure. A genre that has been -and still is- extremely successful in Italy in this new century, it has had also some other products which have been a failure, at least in terms of audience. …”
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Trouble dans la guerre : The Heat of the Day d’Elizabeth Bowen, un roman d’espionnage au féminin by Céline Magot

“…But what may, at first, seem to be a conventional wartime spy novel in fact turns out to be a decentred version of the genre: by placing female characters at the centre of the plot, the traditional characteristics of the spy story become, in turn, feminised. …”
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Debating Igbo conversion to Christianity: a critical indigenous view by F. Hale

“…Such academic authorities as Elizabeth Isichei, Robin Horton, and Caroline Ifeka-Moller provided different theories about the relative importance of various factors. Within the genre of the novel, West African writers like the Ibgos Chinua Achebe, John Munonye, and T. …”
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Zwodnicza szczerość(?) Jana Jakuba Rousseau czyli narracja jako kreacja i doświadczanie świata by Małgorzata Dagiel

“…Each type of narration is, at the same time, a story and a creation, constructing the world portrayed on the experience of the speaker, taking into account the addressee, requirements of the genre selected and a set of ready-made schemas. The article analyses selected autobiographical works by J.J. …”
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