Whilst works of art, including fiction, are well established as legitimate objects sociological analysis, and the narratives crafted by subjects social research widely understood to be meaningful, use creative writing a methodology is still quite novel within law sciences. In this article, I seek demonstrate how practice process creating fiction can extend aesthetic, affective, ontological poss...

Between  1969 and 1972, I conducted fieldwork in rural North-West France, protecting it from media curiosity by vaguely referring to it as the ―Western French Bocage [Hedgerow region].‖ I gathered two types of material from this research: a field journal in which I recounted daily events in great detail, and a typed account of some thirty dewitching seances that I had tape-recorded. Two books ...

1 Samuel begins with the description of a man named Elkanah ("God is possessing"), whose home town was Ramathaim-Zophim.' A brief ancestral history is provided, which initially prompts the reader to expect that Elkanah will be the hero of the narrative. As the story line develops, however, Elkanah takes a supporting role. This secondary role begins with the introduction of Elkanah's two wives. ...

In Wallace Stevens’ poem “The anecdote of the jar”, the narrator has put a jar on a Tennessee hilltop, with apparently dramatic results. The jar, we are told, took dominion everywhere, imposed order on the slovenly wilderness, and forced the wilderness to surround the hill on which it sat. Before the jar, it seems there were no human objects in the wilderness. And natural features like hills an...

western imperialism always depicted a biased image of the colonized nations . therefore , portraying th e reality of africa to restore the lost dignity of the natives is one of the aims of postcolonial literature . achebe’s things fall apart is an attempt in this regard . employing postcolonial narratology , the present study examines the relation of the novel ’ s point of view and the concept ...