This paper analyzes the hybridization (le métissage) of art and literature, picture and text, in Etienne Barilier’s novel Un Véronèse. There is a double narrative of the reality because the verbal and the visual mirror ...

As part of a larger study of truth in the Amélie Nothomb’s novels, this text inquires into the presence of myth in these novels. Our analysis rests on Roland Barthes’ statement about the function of myth in order to expose ...

Making an abstract of Nicholas Carr’s book „The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains“, this text suggests policies (in language and literature education) for resistance to „dis-education of homo sapiens“ which ...

Intercultural processes require thinking what culture means and how literature can contribute to these processes. How do Le Chercheurd’or, written by JMG Le Clézio (Nobel prize 2008) and Passion simple by Annie Ernaux deal ...

Theme of this paper covers the time period from 1870, when Serbian literature in Kosovo and Metohija was constructed. The year of 1871 is especially important when Theological-teachers’ school, Prizren seminary, was founded, ...

The text is an attempt to reconstruct the memory of 11th September 1894, when there are Elections for MPs to the VIII Ordinary National Assembly in Bulgaria, and tries to retrace to what extent the literary text (“During ...

This work constitutes a concise sketch on the origin and development of foreign language teaching, offering a brief analysis on how language teaching has been conceived and understood throughout history, regarding not only ...

Literary names have long been in the focus of attention by linguists, onomasts, linguo-cultural specialists, etc., with the clear idea that the creation of a literary image is closely related to the name an author chooses ...

The following paper integrates Foucault’s concept of power and Ricoeur’s, Derrida’s, De Man’s visions on literature and reading. Thus, it aims to identify literature as object of knowledge constituted within the field of ...

This paper is an attempt to explore the literary connections between Paul Auster’s work and the French writer and thinker Maurice Blanchot through the analysis of one of Auster’s novels – The Book of Illusions. The themes ...