1 Picture This: A Review of Research Relating to Narrative Processing by Moving Image Versus Language.

2 média, historie a historici // media, history, historians

3 “yo iba a auschwitz pero ya no”. el comprador de aniversarios de adolfo garcía ortega y las posibilidades de acercarnos a la historia desde la (meta)ficción

4 fay weldon, liberal feminism and the praxis of <i>praxis</i>

5 fenómenos televisivos «teenagers»: prototipias adolescentes en series vistas en españa televisual teenager phenomena. adolescent prototypes in tv series in spain

6 inlassablement raconter l’autre et le passé. les formes du biographique dans l’œuvre de peter ackroyd

7 review of will self and contemporary british society

8 the value of fictional worlds (or why 'the lord of the rings' is worth reading)

9 Historioplastic metafiction: Tarantino, nolan, and the ⇜return to hegel⇝

10 Computational disease modeling – fact or fiction?

11 American fiction after postmodernism

12 Feverish fictions: William t. vollmann and american literary history after postmodernism

13 The thread of the memory in Francisco José Viegas’ fiction

14 Who can resist a villain? Morality, Machiavellianism, imaginative resistance and liking for dark fictional characters

15 From Zarzuela to science fiction: Enrique Gaspar's El anacronópete. An expansion of the limits of the fantastic through conjunction with nationalism

16 Emerging traditions: Toward a postcolonial stylistics of black South African fiction in English

17 Spectres des monstres: Post-postmodernisms, hauntology and creepypasta narratives as digital fiction

18 Science fiction and the cultural logic of early post postmodernism

19 Fictions of animality in Latin America: The animal forms on literature and visual arts

20 A Different Take on the Big Bang Theory: Examining the Influence of Asperger Traits on the Perception and Attributional Confidence of a Fictional TV Character Portraying Characteristics of Asperger Syndrome

21 The links between food security and seed security: Facts and fiction that guide response

22 Hypnosis and intensive care nursing, fusion or fiction?

23 Introduction: Fiction, invention and hyper-reality in new religions and spiritualities

24 Fiction, invention and hyper-reality: From popular culture to religion

25 Semio-Linguistic Creative Actualization of the Concept “Information About the Future” in the Science Fiction Discourse

26 Can the subaltern fly? Female bodies in Molano’s and Marston’s narcofiction

27 Migration and health: fact, fiction, art, politics

28 “The Book of My Life is a Book of Voices”: Philip Roth and the Bloodlines of his Fiction

29 Communities of fans and television fiction. Case study: The ministry of time (TVE)

30 Television fiction and online communities: an analysis of comments on social networks and forums made by female viewers

31 The making of Ainu moshiri: Japan's indigenous nationalism and its cultural fictions

32 Reading and writing a screenplay: Fiction, documentary and new media

33 A “novel” Discovery: Exploring women's literary fiction for use in management and leadership education

34 The Use of Interactive Fiction to Promote Conceptual Change in Science: A Forceful Adventure

35 Recontextualizing social practices and globalization: Multimodal metaphor and fictional storytelling in printed and internet ads

36 Aesthetic fiction on poetic action: Birds-trees symbolism in the child and god (Çocuk ve Allah)

37 Literariness and Racial Consciousness in Paule Marshall's Memoir Triangular Road and Gloria Naylor's Fictionalized Memoir 1996

38 All-woman jazz bands and gendered beboppers: Gayl Jones and Gloria Naylor's jazz fiction

39 The fiction of Gloria Naylor: Houses and spaces of resistance

40 The nurture of African American youth in the fiction of Ann Petry, Alice Childress, and Gloria Naylor

41 Literariness and Racial Consciousness in Paule Marshall’s Memoir Triangular Road and Gloria Naylor’s Fictionalized Memoir 1996

42 Waiting in motion: mapping postcolonial fiction, new mobilities, and migration through Mohsin Hamid’s Exit West

43 Lahore Lahore hai: Bapsi Sidhwa and Mohsin Hamid’s city fictions

44 A true lahori: Mohsin hamid and the problem of place in pakistani fiction

45 ‘My split self and my split world’: Troping identity in Mohsin Hamid’s fiction

46 The rules of the game have changed: Mohsin Hamid's the Reluctant Fundamentalist and post-9/11 fiction

47 Sentiment Analysis for Words and Fiction Characters From the Perspective of Computational (Neuro-)Poetics

48 Reframing the nation-state: The transgression and redrawing of borders in African crime fiction

49 Looking Very Old Age in the Eye: A Nuanced Approach to the Fourth Age in Contemporary Irish Fiction: A Case Study.

50 Looking Very Old Age in the Eye: A Nuanced Approach to the Fourth Age in Contemporary Irish Fiction: A Case Study

51 Risk and refuge: Contemplating precarity in contemporary Irish fiction

52 'Everything not saved will be lost': Videogames, Violence, and Memory in Contemporary Irish Fiction

53 “Empty, Musing, Poignant”: Rupture, Nostalgia, and the Seaside Resort in Contemporary Irish Fiction

54 'Gripping to a wet rock': Coastal erosion and the land-sea divide as Existentialist/Ecocritical tropes in contemporary British and Irish Fiction

55 Identity predicaments and the music metaphor in contemporary Irish fiction

56 Understanding contemporary Irish fiction and drama

57 Contemporary Irish fiction and the indirect gaze

58 ‘What does a woman want?’: Irish contemporary women’s fiction and the expression of desire in an era of plenty

59 ‘Gripping to a wet rock’: Coastal erosion and the land-sea divide as existentialist/ecocritical tropes in contemporary British and Irish fiction

60 American dreams: Emigration or exile in contemporary Irish fiction?

61 Mallrats versus Mall Brats: Contemporary consumer culture and the "nonplace" in contemporary Italian and Irish fiction

62 Women and exile in contemporary Irish Fiction

63 An overview of contemporary Irish regional fiction

64 Contemporary irish fiction

65 "He's my country": Liberalism, nationalism, and sexuality in contemporary Irish gay fiction

66 Representations of Irishness in contemporary Australian fiction = Representações de ser irlandês na ficção australiana contemporânea

67 Review of Flann O�Brien: Centenary Essays ed. Neil Murphy and Keith Hopper. Review of Contemporary Fiction, Fall 2011, Vol. 31, No. 3

68 Women on the Move: Mobility in Evelyn Conlon’s Fiction

69 Gay Fiction, Homophobia and Post-Troubles Northern Ireland: An Interview with Jarlath Gregory

70 ‘Un-Remembering History’: Traumatic Herstories in Contemporary Irish and Scottish Fiction

71 Contemporary Irish Fiction

72 Women and Exile in Contemporary Irish Fiction

73 Women and exile in contemporary Irish fiction

74 Northern Irish Fiction: Provisionals and Pataphysicians

75 A Severed Space: The Suburbs of South Dublin in Contemporary Irish Fiction

76 Northern Irish Crime Fiction

77 Women and Irish Crime Fiction

78 Transnational Irish Crime Fiction

79 Identity predicaments and the music metaphor in contemporary Irish fiction

80 From golden hills to sycamore trees: pastoral homelands and ethnic identity in Irish immigrant fiction, 1860-75.

81 Mother's bag of tricks: Irish folklore, tradition and identity in John McGahern's fiction

82 Irish identities and the great war in drama and fiction

83 The impossibility of transporting identity: The representation of diasporic Irishness in transatlantic Irish fiction, 1860–1900

84 Rites of passage: The coffin ship as a site of immigrants' identity formation in Irish and Irish American fiction, 1855-85

85 "Forget about being irish" family, transgression, and identity in the fiction of Elizabeth Cullinan

86 Us and Them: A Vision of Heroes on the Move in John McGahern’s Fiction

87 Fathers in a Coma: Father-Son Relationships in Neil Jordan’s Fiction

88 “She had to start thinking like a man”: Women Writing Bodies in Contemporary Northern Irish Fiction

89 Nature Trauma: Ecology and the Returning Soldier in First World War English and Scottish Fiction, 1918-1932.

90 Ecocriticism in Indian fiction

91 Reading the “Outsider Within”: Counter-Narratives of Human Rights in Black Women’s Fiction

92 Bacon's New Atlantis and the Fictional Origins of Organised Science

93 The Futurism of Hip Hop: Space, Electro and Science Fiction in Rap

94 EFFECTIVENESS OF DEPLOYING WHATSAPP AND FLASH FICTION IN COMPREHENSION AND LANGUAGE PEDAGOGY

95 Women's fictional writing and social morality: A reading of Qalb al-raǧul (Man's Heart, 1904) by Labībah Hāšim

96 Socrates as soldier. Historicity and fiction in the tradition about Socrates

97 Crime fiction literature from the Eastern Bloc in the Cuban journal Enigma: 1986-1988

98 Read it in books: Literary fiction as a tool to develop moral thinking in the educator

99 fixed: the science/fiction of human enhancement

100 literatura en twitter. a propósito del <i>twitter fiction festival</i>

101 o desenho da toilette na ficção machadiana = the representation of the toilette in the fiction of machado de assis

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