Sino-Nom Funeral Orations are both a functional literary genre and one with high artistic ideological value. It is reserved for people who passed away associated Vietnams history society, as well the patriotic wars way of life that includes gratitude. Thus, Vietnamese funeral orations treasured legacy. War benevolence prominent themes these make highly moving. The article focuses on introducing...

In the nineteenth century and in beginning of twentieth few Polish authors exploited convention crime fiction. The situation improved Interwar period, but World War II interrupted evolution this literary genre Poland. After war, due to state’s cultural policy, fiction could not be published between 1948 1956. Since 1956 (in which Thaw began) a specific type began develop Poland: militia novel p...

The article examines the genre originality of book “A Trip to Urals” by E. G. Polonskaya, written as a result writer’s business trip Sverdlovsk and Ural Region, while working reporter for Leningradskaya Pravda in 1926. Urals”, which first came into focus close research attention, is perceived journalistic text created era Soviet construction, reconstruction factories cities. EG Polonskaya succe...

The object of the study is genre women's novels about war. Attention focused on how experience modifies genre, changing status event and adjusting plot schemes. purpose to trace peculiarities development a novel war material 4 different periods: "Petrya Slymak" by Oleksandra Svekla, "Behind Plow" Varvara Cherednychenko, "Khreshchaty Yar" Dokiya Humenna "The Death Cecil Lion Made Sense" Olena St...

In her article "Women's Wartime Life Writing in Early Twentieth-Century China" Li Guo discusses military diaries, prison memoirs, and autobiographical reportages. These documents offer rich insights into the political endeavors and military mobility of women. Guo analyzes Bingying Xie's 1928 war diary about the Chinese nationalists' northern expedition, Lanqi Hu's 1937 book about antiJapanese a...

This article’s premise is that war ontological devastation, which opens up questions as to how write about it. The paper contends even critiques of war, whether critical-geopolitical analyses global structures or ethnographies the everyday, center in ways underscore erasures non-war life, and therefore risk participating same devastation. Engagement with extra-academic conversational worlds, bo...