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This study aims to examine human–animal relations in modern culture through the reified meaning of the monster. Within this framework, three of Stephen King’s film adaptations — Cujo (1983), Cat’s Eye (1985), and Pet Sematary (1989) — are analyzed by interpre…
The main target of the language question in Greek intellectual life, from the late 18th century to the beginning of the20th century, is the invention of the national person. These arguments evolve around three axes: to prove that the Greeknation is the heir o…
This paper discusses the use of myth and fantasy in Margaret Atwood’s apocalyptic science fiction trilogy Maddaddam. While the plot of the first novel in this trilogy unremittingly moves in a linear direction towards total destruction, the final novel reconne…
The Argentinian author Jorge Luis Borges constructs a narrative structure in the story entitled “The South” (“El Sur”)through the opposition between ‘reality’ and ‘dream’ and substantiates the narrative by means of concepts such astime, destiny and death, cha…