Search Results - "Fictional characters"

Involvement and Detachment in Cervantes's La casa de los celos y selvas de Ardenia.

Authors: Armon, Shifra¹, sarmon@ufl.edu

Source: Cervantes; Oct2025, Vol. 45 Issue 2, p4-26, 23p

Avoiding the Appearance of Rape: Mary Smirke's Revised and Corrected Fernando in her 1818 Translation of Don Quixote.

Authors: Carman, Glen¹, gcarman@depaul.edu

Source: Cervantes; Oct2025, Vol. 45 Issue 2, p73-100, 28p

Oficio de truhanes y discretos: El tópico del varón medianero como materia precervantina en el episodio del galeote-alcahuete. (French)

Authors: Hernández Vargas, Jaime¹, Jhernandez66@dom.edu

Source: Cervantes; Oct2025, Vol. 45 Issue 2, p27-54, 28p

الشخصية وانواعها في رواية ابناء واحذيه للروائي محسن الرملي.

Alternate Title: Character and its Types in the Novel "Sons and Shoes" by Novelist Mohsen Al-Ramli.

Authors: ايناس جاسم محمد ع Enas8454@gmail.com

Source: REMAH Journal. 2026, Vol. 2 Issue 153, Part 6, p645-660. 16p.

Esperanza's Silver Hair in Cervantes's La tía fingida.

Authors: Jeong, Jenny Jihyun¹, jennyje0ngkim@snu.ac.kr

Source: Cervantes; Apr2025, Vol. 45 Issue 1, p77-104, 28p

TEXTUAL REPRESENTATIONS OF IDENTITY.

Authors: ROȘCA, Alina-Elena¹, alinarosca82@yahoo.com

Source: Studii de Ştiintă şi Cultură; iun2026, Vol. 22 Issue 2, p159-174, 16p

Learning, Liberation, and Posthumanism in The Wind on the Moon.

Authors: Danielsson, Karin M.¹, karin.molander.danielsson@mdu.se

Source: Children's Literature in Education; Jun2026, Vol. 57 Issue 2, p215-229, 15p

The erratic nature of goodness: a reading of the parasitic nature of toxic masculinity through the character of Achuthan Nair in the select film duology.

Authors: Joy, Ajay Thomas Preetha, R.

Source: Frontiers in Sociology. 2026, p1-7. 7p.

Dependence and Fictional Characters.

Authors: Chakravarty, Shamik¹ (AUTHOR) shamik.chakravarty@alliance.edu.in

Source: Analytic Philosophy. Jun2026, Vol. 67 Issue 2, p115-129. 15p.

A Study of Male Characters in the Assamese Novel Through the Lens of Eco Masculinity.

Authors: Borah, Pubali Rajkhowa, Arabinda

Source: Humanities (2076-0787); May2026, Vol. 15 Issue 5, p67, 17p

Edna O'Brien's Neglected Widows and Spinsters.

Authors: O'Connor, Maureen¹

Source: Humanities (2076-0787); Apr2026, Vol. 15 Issue 4, p61, 11p

Collateral Damage: The Feminist Work of Joan Didion's Last Novels.

Authors: Abele, Elizabeth¹

Source: Humanities (2076-0787); Apr2026, Vol. 15 Issue 4, p52, 13p

Queen Marika, the Eternal: Anti-heroine in a post-heroic gaming world.

Authors: Fikejzová, Michaela Charvát, Martin

Source: Journal of Gaming & Virtual Worlds; Mar2026, Vol. 18 Issue 1, p21-33, 13p

TAYLOR SWIFT: La tragedia de Ofelia y los trovadores del Siglo de Oro.

Authors: López Cruz, Roser¹

Source: Punto y Coma. 2026, Issue 120, p34-48. 6p.

SMART ACT.

Authors: Wheatley, Catherine

Source: Sight & Sound; Apr2026, Vol. 36 Issue 3, p32-35, 4p, 7 Color Photographs

A Rip Van Winkle in the Quantum world? Would that be you?

Authors: H., Pratima pratimah@cybermedia.co.in

Source: Dataquest. Jun2026, Vol. 42 Issue 6, p44-46. 3p.

Defeating Apathy and Ease with One Punch: Modernity and the Problem of Omnipotent Boredom.

Authors: DiMauro, Mark¹

Source: Humanities (2076-0787); Mar2026, Vol. 15 Issue 3, p39, 8p

CONFLICTING WORLDS: THE POSSIBLE SUB-WORLDS OF THE LOMAN FAMILY IN DEATH OF A SALESMAN.

Authors: Turgut, Fehmi Kalkan, Fatmanur

Source: Cogito (2066-7094); Mar2026, Vol. 18 Issue 1, p153-164, 12p

She-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named and the Wizarding World as Greater than its Creator.

Authors: Murphey, Kathleen

Source: Pennsylvania Literary Journal (2151-3066); Spring2026, Vol. 18 Issue 1, p67-81, 15p

From Maldon to Mordor: Hobbits and the Lord-Retainer Relationship in The Lord of the Rings.

Source: Mythlore; Spring/Summer2026, Vol. 44 Issue 2, p207-228, 24p