legal fiction as a legal mechanism in various legal systems especially in formalist and inflexible legal systems is original subject of this article. in this article be analysed the nature and elements of legal fiction and its historical role in ancient roman law system and common law with comparative study in iran legal system. legal fiction as a legal mechanism in various legal systems especi...

As suggested by modern paleography, the width of ink traces is a powerful source of information for off-line writer identification, particularly if combined with its direction. Such measurements can be computed using simple, fast and accurate methods based on pixel contours, the combination of which forms a powerful feature for writer identification: the Quill feature. It is a probability distr...

In this study, I examine aspects of Jane Austen, vampire fiction, and contemporary culture through the lens of vampire adaptions of Austen's work. Although a study of vampire fiction may seem peripheral to any serious study of Austen's novels, I contend that studying those adaptations is central to understanding Austen in modern culture, as her work is recycled and reapportioned. Vampire fictio...

R. Chudamani is an Indian writer whose works have been less explored in scientific research. This present research article intends to interpret Chudamani’s short fiction “Forgive me if you can” which taken from her collection of stories The Solitary Sprout. literary delineate psychological emotions and human values. In the fiction, can”, she portrays inevitable experiences like death, loss, gri...

English women prose occupies significant role in the studying process of Literature. Georgian Society is familiar with famous writers’ works like Jane Austin, Virgiania Woolf, Charlotre Bronte and  othrs, But there are still many feminine writers who shadowed Literary scientific  studies and researches, expressed their brave ideas masculine society showed interests great desire  ...

The important relationship between illness and morality in the fiction of Mrs Henry Wood looms large in her 1866 novel Elster’s Folly. This article argues that Wood’s apparently conservative sensationalism, suggested by the presence of a moralizing narrator in many of her works, as well as by the conclusions to her novels, in which order is almost inevitably restored, in fact conceals a more su...