The Network behind the Chronicle by Leah Shopkow

“…This network of connections may go a long way to explain how two otherwise unconnected individuals produced such similar legal narratives. In the following period, the professionalization of law precluded the creation of further similar narratives.…”
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Graham Greene’s Journey Without Maps and the Fascination of the Abomination by John AIREY

“…The narrator of this travel book shows himself to be fascinated by what is abominable: disease, war crimes, cruelty and nightmares are the main examples in the text. …”
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Refugee, Shelter and Threat: Nature Represented in f. Sionil Jose’s Dusk by Kristiawan Indriyanto

“…Through the presentation of an omniscient narrator who narrates the journey of Istak Samson and his clan, F.Sionil Jose depicts the lushness of Philippines’ wilderness. …”
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Quelle histoire pour les quartiers d’architecture étrangère en Chine ? Entrecroisements des récits et des enjeux d’acteurs à Thames Town, en périphérie de Shanghai by Martin Minost

“…This contribution aims to analyse the different narratives produced by the actors involved in the social and symbolic construction of the neighborhood of Thames Town, in the new city of Songjiang, a peripheral district of Shanghai. …”
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The effects of heritage multilingualism on foreign language learning: a comparison of children with typical language development and developmental language disorder by Elena Tribushinina, Betül Boz

“…The MAIN narratives in both languages were analyzed for fluency, lexical diversity, syntactic complexity and grammatical accuracy. …”
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Os cem olhos do pavão by Marcelo Amato Cardoso

“…This beauty, concerning the imaginary, becomes a key element in the narratives and arts that associate the peacock with the Hindu and Buddhist deities, but also with the pride and the vanity. …”
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Methodological solutions of oral history and their application in research into Czech evangelical communities in Eastern and South-eastern Europe by Gabriela Krejčová Zavadilová

“…The aim of this work is to capture the narration of the last members of these communities about the history of particular communities and the common motifs of their narrations across the communities. …”
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Corporate storytelling and the idea of Latin America by Mariana I. Paludi, Jean Helms Mills, Albert J. Mills

“…Following decolonial feminism, we aim to recontextualize the past and the hegemonic storytelling embedded in PAA’s grand narratives.  …”
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De quelques héritages victoriens dans Ever After de Graham Swift (1992) by Isabelle Roblin

“…How relevant is this Victorian heritage for a late 20th century narrator or for contemporary literature? I shall try and suggest a few leads to answer these questions.…”
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De la conciencia del linaje a la defensa estamental. Acerca de algunas narrativas nobiliarias vascas by Arsenio Dacosta

“…The purpose of this paper is to analyze a set of origin narratives concerning the nobility of the Manor of Biscay and its environment in the Middle Ages. …”
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Banishment into Wilderness: The Trauma of Dispossession and Dislocation in "Gravel Heart" by Jacinta Matheka

“…I explore how the protagonist’s narration mimics the articulation of traumatic reality of migrants both in content and form. …”
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Voyages en Shangrila : le marché « in situ » des objets d’art primitif d’Himalaya by Gisèle Krauskopff

“…It studies the mediums of these narratives, exhibitions, sales catalogues and collector catalogues that developed these objects’ narratives of origins, as well as the “aura” that helps them gain recognition on the primitive art market. …”
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Black Wars and White Settlement: the Conflict over Space in the Australian Commemorative Landscape by Matthew GRAVES, Elizabeth RECHNIEWSKI

“…The Australian commemorative landscape has long been dominated by memorials to white settlement of the continent and their associated historical narratives of discovery, exploration, pioneering and the extra-territorial war memory of Anzac. …”
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Os cavaleiros do Graal e o anti-heroísmo hagiográfico by Ana Margarida Chora

“…But if, on the one hand, their heroic characteristics determine the specificity of their ascetic evolution; on the other, hagiographic pathways in medieval narratives have forms that touch anti-heroism.…”
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L’influence de la fiction américaine sur le récit télévisuel français du débarquement de Normandie by Muriel de la Souchère

“…Taking into account the various televised narratives of the event over the past 50 years, she raises the question of the impact of these films, both in terms of content and form, on these narratives. …”
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Postrzeganie dziecka przez wychowawcę w żłobku by Lucyna Telka

“…Charmaz allowed, during the coding of data, to ask the question of what is the representation of the child in the narratives of the educators in a situation of play and organized activity. …”
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Houellebecq à l’encontre ou au centre de l’utopie ? Une analyse de l’ambivalence utopique dans La Possibilité d’une île by Françoise Campbell

“…Torn between present and future worlds, and narrated by diverse and often antagonistic voices, Houellebecq’s narratives manifest an attraction towards other worlds. …”
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Stories of Water/Storied Water: Agential Realism and New Thalassology in the 21st-century Literary Classroom by Jasmine Sharma

“…In conclusion, the article hopes to academically sacralize water as a medium of planetary commitment endowed with the agency to narrate its story of dispossession and render itself resilient to vulnerability and misuse.…”
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ISHMAEL, THE QUR’?N, AND THE BIBLE by S.G. deClaissé-Walford

“…nic Isaac and Ishmael narratives from the perspective of academic curiosity to determine the grounds for, and the validity of the Islamic claim. …”
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Ana y el Rey o las virtudes de la elipsis en Crónica sentimental de la transición, de Manuel Vázquez Montalbán by Georges Tyras

“…Thanks to these two features, a sceptical or sarcastic outlook on the narrated events, incidents or attitudes is established. …”
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