Self-Cancelling Narratives: Explicit Unreliability and Authorial (Ir)Responsibility in Toni Morrison's Fiction.
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Queer Narrative Discourse and the Ungendered Narrator in Sara Taylor's The Lauras.
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Multiple Framings and the Risks of Fictionality: Dissecting Critical Disputes over Lauren Slater's Lying.
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Cinematic Style and the Representation of Violence in Rolando Hinojosa-Smith's Ask a Policeman.
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A Poetics of the Popular Film Series: How the James Bond Films Tell Continuing Stories Differently.
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