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Journal Title: Neohelicon
Volume Number: 36
Issue Number: 1
Issue Date: 2009
Main Text:
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Introduction
Vassiliki Lalagianni
9-11
Theory, post-theory, and aetonormative theory
Maria Nikolajeva
13-24
Théorie de la littérature pour enfants: Dans les ou au-delà des « Grandes
Théories »?
Anastassia Katsiki-Guivalou and Dimitrios Politis
25-34
Giving shape to "airy nothing". Poetics and reception of the open work in
contemporary children's literature (Prince or Princess?)
Jina Kalogirou
35-43
In and out of otherness: Being and not-being in children's literature
Rosemary Ross Johnston
45-54
>From exclusion to familiarity: The question of otherness in contemporary Greek
literature for young readers
Vassiliki Lalagianni
55-64
Auteurs de jeunesse franco-maghrébins: un modèle d'intégration ?
Michèle Bacholle-Bo?kovi?
65-74
Quelle place pour la littérature enfantine et de jeunesse dans le discours
critique de la littérature africaine ?
Odile Cazenave
75-80
Le rapprochement de la Littérature Comparée et de la Littérature pour enfants
Le cas exemplaire des contes de fées: leur survivance dans la culture moderne du
texte et de l'image
Meni Kanatsouli
81-90
Questions of identity and otherness in Irish writing for young people
Valerie Coghlan
91-102
Finding its way in the tide of globalization: Tendency and deficiency in Chinese
children's literature since the mid-1990s
Yin Li
103-115
Traduction et Altérité
Britta Benert and Christine Hélot
117-129
L'Adaptation de textes littéraire dans le cadre de la littérature de jeunesse:
Le cas pinocchio
Mireille Blanc
131-141
La valeur littéraire du livre comme promoteur principal de la lecture
Cláudia Sousa Pereira
143-150
The semiotics of "Transit" in Joyce's Ulysses
R. -L. Etienne Barnett
153-166
The grail quest: Providing entrance to Len Jenkin's theatre
Robert J. Andreach
167-177
Modernism as it appears (or misappears) under postmodern eyes
József Szili
179-197
Revolutions as sensational writing. Karl Marx as London correspondent for The
New York Tribune (1852-1861)
Steps in political journalism from European literary journalism in the
restauration period to the international correspondence networks in the late
19th century
Fee-Alexandra Haase
201-214
Sheridan Le Fanu, the supernatural and the sounds of the Irish countryman
Glynn Custred
215-236
Translation and reconstruction of a wonderland: Alice's Adventures in China
Zongxin Feng
237-251
The unveiling of the sacred in Eliade's Men and Stones
Ali Shehzad Zaidi
253-260
« Géo-littérature » entre logique et philosophie ou l'invention tourniérienne
d'un « Art de la fugue »
Timea Gyimesi
261-269
Romans d'Entreprise: Un style français pour la fiction d'affaires?
Chris Reyns-Chikuma
271-282
Linguistic Field(s): Ling & Literature
Translation
Discourse Analysis
English
General Linguistics
Subject Language(s): Chinese, Mandarin (cmn)
English (eng)
French (fra)
Gaelic, Irish (gle)
Greek (ell)
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