Cultural Perspectives - Journal for Literary and British Cultural Studies in Romania

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CP - No. 19 (2014)  Editorial
Abstracts: 10 records

PETER HUNT
FICTION WRITING HISTORY: TRUTH, ILLUSION AND IDEOLOGY IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE HISTORICAL FICTION FOR CHILDREN

MARCO CANANI
DISPLACEMENT, TRAUMA, AND IDENTITY IN JUDITH KERR’S WHEN HITLER STOLE PINK RABBIT

CLAUDIA CREMONESI
WRITING HISTORY FOR CHILDREN: THE CHILDREN OF THE NEW FOREST BY CAPTAIN FREDERICK MARRYAT

ANGELA ANNA IULIUCCI
IN FLANDERS FIELDS: THE WESTERN FRONT FOR (AND THROUGH) THE EYES OF A CHILD

JOHN MEDDEMMEN
“GOD FOR HARRY, ENGLAND AND ST. GEORGE!” MEDIEVAL ENGLISH HISTORY IN THE NOVELS OF G. A. HENTY

MARTINO NEGRI
MEMORY THREATENED. STORYTELLING TREES

DAVID PAROISSIEN
WRINGING THE NECKS OF PARROTS: THE MIXED MODES OF DICKENS’S ‘LITTLE HISTORY OF ENGLAND’

MARGARET ROSE
ALAN BENNETT’S THE HISTORY BOYS

LAURA TOSI
‘THESE PLAYS MIGHT ALMOST SERVE AS A HANDBOOK TO PATRIOTISM’: PROSE ADAPTATIONS OF HENRY V FOR CHILDREN, NATIONALISM, EMPIRE AND WAR

ŞEYDA İNCEOĞLU
THE SEMIOTIC REPRESENTATION OF NATURE IN FAIRY TALES