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2by Riley, Natalie“…This article examines the representation of human genomics in the British historical novel of the 1990s. A form which meditates on the past and its relationship to the present, the historical novel readily lends itself to the exploration of genealogy, heredity and inheritance. …”
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5by Novak, Julia“…It has long been a key insight of historical fiction research that a historical novel reveals more about the time in which it was written than the time in which it is set. …”
Published 2017
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6“…The year 2020 was ushered in with a historical novel virus (COVID-19) pandemic in a manner that the world has never witnessed before. …”
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7Published 1978Table of Contents: “…Early experiences of reading / Suzanne Walker -- Learning to read and the TV narrative / Judy Keiner -- Living by fact or fiction / Ralph Lavender -- A fine mess they've got you into Olly / Jeremy Bugler -- Fairy tales and the existential predicament / Bruno Bettelheim -- Some second thoughts on sexism in fairy tales / Heather Lyons -- Out there or where the masons went / Harold Rosen -- Historical novels for children / Anna Davin -- Experience of literacy in working-class life / Peggy Temple -- Oral history in the primary school / Sallie Purkis -- One class and its reading / Margaret Walden -- Introducing the poem áFrustrated virtuoso' by Norman MacCaig / Peter Medway -- Sharing responses to literature / Pat D'Arcy -- An approach to analysis / Elizabeth Grugeon and Liz Cartland -- Comments on traditions of literature teaching / Jeremy Mulford -- Time to get hooked : reading in the middle years / Peter Dean -- Story as an adventure for the teenager / Agnes Finnegan -- The responses of Paula while reading a short story / James R. …”
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8“…We examined the physiological response, as shown by changes in ventilatory variables, of an introduced terrestrial herbivore, the European rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculus, in Australia, to the odor of potential predators and to control odors (distilled water and horse), to explore if responses were limited to historical (cat and fox) predators, or extended to historically novel predators (snake and quoll). All odors except distilled water elicited a response, with rabbits showing long-term higher respiratory frequencies and lower tidal volumes after introduction of the odors, indicating an increase in alertness. …”
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9“…Whereas earlier studies have often emphasized the importance of rhetorical persuasion strategies as drivers in the development of scholarly communication formats, our analysis highlights a complementary and historically novel set of shaping factors, namely, increasingly quantified research (self-)assessment practices in the context of a projectification of academic life. …”
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