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“He would do nothing in the office”: Work and alienation in cinematic adaptations of Herman Melville’s Bartleby by Müeller, Alexandra

“…This paper analyzes the representation of the office workplace in filmic adaptations of Melville’s short story “Bartleby, the Scrivener”. Following a brief…”
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José-Luis Munuera’s Anti-Capitalist Graphic Novel as a Creative Response to Herman Melville’s “Bartleby, the Scrivener” by Opazo, Daniela José Cid

“…Melville’s Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street (1853) is a short story that offers a multiplicity of readings not only because of the complexity of…”
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As Light as a Whale: Roberto Abbiati’s Una tazza di mare in tempesta and the Presence of Moby-Dick in Contemporary Italian Arts by Bellini, Federico

“…Ever since Cesare Pavese’s pioneering 1932 translation of Moby-Dick; or, The Whale, Italy has proven particularly receptive to Herman Melville’s masterpiece,…”
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A Modern Peep at the South Seas: Melville s Presence in some Hollywood Films from 1920s to the 1940s by Campomar, Jaime

“…This paper will argue that alongside Melville’s literary reputation, Hollywood, and its associated industries (advertising, trade and journalistic press),…”
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Monsters or Victims An Ecocritical Reading of Samson and Sally and Dot and the Whale, Retellings of Moby Dick by Bandyopadhyay, Nibedita

“…The paper aims to explore two animations, Samson and Sally (1984) and Dot and the Whale (1986), through the lens of zoocriticism (Huggan and Tiffin) and…”
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The Geopolitical Imaginaries in Moby-Dick; or, The Whale and Hakugei: Legend of the Moby Dick by Sakuma, Mikayo

“…This paper explores the geopolitical imaginaries in Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick; or, The Whale (1851) and in the Japanese science fiction animation titled…”
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“Let faith oust fact; let fancy oust memory”: Melville, Media and Narratives by Pfeiler, Martina

“…Herman Melville’s birthday (On August 1, 1819) was a foreshadowing gesture of the present special issue, having come out of a long –somewhat protracted—…”
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“Boggy, Soggy, Squitchy Pictures”: Adaptations of Moby-Dick in the Art of Jean-Michel Basquiat by Rossini, Antonella

“…Throughout the twentieth century, Moby-Dick has inspired countless visual artists. Painters, sculptors, illustrators, all tried their hand at reimagining…”
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A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Images of the Turks in English Renaissance Drama: A Case Study by Akçeşme, İfakat Banu, Baktır, Hasan, Şarlar, Çağrı, Genç, Bilal

“…This study is based on a critical discourse analysis of images widely used for the portrayals of Turks in English Renaissance drama with reference to Philip…”
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Brand Silence in Protest Movements: Commercial Brands Discursive Indifference During a Social Protest in Peru by Dongo, Eduardo Yalán, Calderón, Elder Cuevas, Guerra, Jose Miguel, Kanashiro, Lilian

“…The study aims to politically analyze the narrative traits of protesting the indifference of commercial brands toward Peru’s political mobilization in November…”
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Overview of the Foreign Language Sections in the Matriculation Exam in Poland and the University Entrance Exam in Türkiye by Sendur, Agnieszka, Kılıçkaya, Ferit

“…This paper highlights the contrasting approaches to foreign language assessment in high-stakes examinations for university education in Poland and Türkiye,…”
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Identity and Nation in Coca-Cola's Thanda Narratives in India: A Semiotic Study by Tripathi, Rakesh

“…When Coca-Cola re-entered the Indian market in the era of government-initiated liberalization, privatization, and globalization in the 1990s, one of the major…”
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From Viral Strains to Social Pains: Navigating Racial Profiling in Yang s New from Here by Hassan, Mohamad Fleih, Mohammed, Ahmed Sabah

“…Racial profiling is a discriminatory practice of singling out individuals by police officers based on their race. During COVID-19, Chinese people suffer…”
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Exploring Narcopolis as a Postmodern Narrative and Semiotic Text by Panda, Punyashree, Konar, Sayani

“…Jeet Thayil’s Narcopolis (2012), inspired by his own experience as an opium and later heroin addict, paints a vivid picture of the seedy underbelly of 1970s…”
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Conceptual Metaphors in Narrative Advertisements for Places: A Comparative Study Between English and Lithuanian by Selmistraitis, Linas, Gadeikytė, Ieva

“…The paper examines 15 conceptual metaphors in advertisements for hotels based in Lithuania, focusing on the similarities and differences between English and…”
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The Recuperative Power of Autopathographical Writing In Tess Gallagher s “The Women Of Auschwitz” by Yemez, Öznur

“…This study aims to examine the American author Tess Gallagher’s “The Women of Auschwitz” in terms of narrativization of illness as autopathography. In a…”
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The Guru of Abuse: Analysing Cultural Distortions in Anuradha Roy s Sleeping on Jupiter by Sinha, Dhruvee, Ali, Zeeshan

“…This research paper delves into the intricate relationship between culture as a tool of oppression and liberation, focusing on the experiences of child abuse…”
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Practicum Students Views on Distance Learning via TV Broadcast for Secondary Schools by Genç, Bilal, Darmaz, Volkan

“…Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 in late 2019 and early 2020 across the world, many countries turned to distance education platforms. By the beginning of March,…”
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Loss, Language, and Latina Identity in Julia Alvarez s How The García Girls Lost Their Accents by Bakır, Cahit

“…This article analyses the articulations and effects of cultural dislocation and trauma on the sisters’ construction of their female cultural identity in Julia…”
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Narrating Agency and a Reflective Self in “Asymmetry” by Lisa Halliday by Livytska, Inna

“…Advancements in modern “post-classical narratology” have undergone unprecedented growth in the last two decades, giving rise to various directions of…”
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