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" Flash-forward " in italiano: aspetti concettuali e moduli espressivi by Tjaša Miklič

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The German Impact of Future Events Scale (IFES-S): Adaption and Validation for Clinical Samples by Julia Kroener, Caroline Schaitz, Anna Maier, Bernhard Connemann, Zrinka Sosic-Vasic

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Vlad Ioviță’s Prose: from Rural Contingencyto Existential Crises by Andrei ȚURCANU

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Raba prihodnjika za uresničena pretekla dejanja: retorični prijem »pogled naprej« v slovenščini in v nekaterih drugih jezikih by Tjaša Miklič

“…Članek se osredinja na posebno besedilno funkcijo slovenskega prihodnjika v retoričnem prijemu »pogled naprej« (angl. flash-forward, franc. prolepse). To »nečasovno« vlogo opravljajo – skupaj s kontekstom – v nekaterih drugih jezikih različna izrazila, ki sicer prvenstveno služijo izražanju drugih funkcij – predvsem sugeriranju zadobnosti ali modalnosti (futur, kondicional, časovne in modalne perifraze ipd.). …”
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Annotation Guidelines For narrative levels, time features, and subjective narration styles in fiction (SANTA 2) by Edward Kearns

“…There are six tags: <level> (for a narrative level change, an occurrence of a story within a story), <analepsis> (a flashback), <prolepsis> (a flash forward in story time), <soc> (stream of consciousness), and <fid> (free indirect discourse). …”
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Anachronism in drama of AL Sarir from Youssef Al Ani by naser ghasemi, Feysal sayahi

“…And with artistry, he has used all the components of time, Flash back, Flash Forward, expansion and contraction.The results of this research show that the linear chronological time order is disrupted during the use of narrative time. …”
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Pragmatic comprehension of apology, request and refusal: An investigation on the effect of consciousness-raising video-driven prompts by Ali Derakhshan, Parviz Birjandi

“…The four groups were exposed to 45 video vignettes (15 for each speech act) extracted from different episodes of Flash Forward, Stargate TV Series and Annie Hall Film for nine 60-minute sessions of instruction twice a week. …”
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THE BULGARIAN PAST FUTURE PERFECT AND ITS SLOVENE EQUIVALENTS: A CONTRASTIVE PERSPECTIVE by Robert Grošelj

“…The Slovene conditional indicates the (non)realizability of an action/event, the perfect signals its (supposed) completion in the past-time sphere, to which the future adds a prospective view (when used with the function of “flash- forward”); the future tense in content clauses signals posteriority in the past. …”
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Dall’italiano allo sloveno by Robert Grošelj

“…Quando il condizionale composto è usato per esprimere il “futuro nel passato”, che è la sua funzione più frequente nei testi esaminati, viene sostituito nella maggior parte dei casi dal prihodnjik ‘futuro’ e – come indicatore dell’espediente retorico “flash-forward” – dal preteklik ‘passato’. Seguono le occorrenze del condizionale composto con valore modale-valutativo, al quale corrispondono, in generale, il pogojnik ‘condizionale’ o il preteklik (quando la modalità fa parte del significato lessicale del verbo). …”
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Written communication and energy transfer to fix a dysfunctional team: a case study in conflict resolution in an educational institution by Pratibha Rai, Priya Gupta, Bhawna Parewa

“…Narration, a necessary component of the case study approach, peeps into the research subject involving flashbacks, flash forward, backstories and foreshadowing. The mediator uses reframing as a tool very efficiently, encouraging the people in conflict to understand the nothingness in their cold war and eventually prompting them to collaborate and compromise. …”
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Treating fear of cancer recurrence with Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing: a sequential, randomized single-case experimental design by Pascalle A. I. Van der Wolf, Melanie P. J. Schellekens, Marije L. van der Lee

“…Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) including the flash forward procedure explicitly addresses these intrusions. …”
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EMpower Parents: Effectiveness of EMDR treatment for parental PTSD related to a child’s medical condition in a randomized controlled trial by Esmée Maria Vesseur, Carlijn de Roos, Linde Scholten, Lotte Haverman

“…Additional objectives include assessing the feasibility of EMDRip and EMDRr, as well as exploring traumatic experiences and flash forward as treatment targets. Discussion If brief EMDR treatment is found to be effective for parents of children with a chronic or acute medical condition the implementation of screening and treatment for parents should be integrated in clinical practice. …”
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The “Mumbai Riots” and the Play of Literary Strategies: A Reading of Rahman Abbas’s Rohzin by Almuth Degener

“…Since politics and aesthetics are enmeshed in the plot, the parts of novel related to the Mumbai Riots show that both plot and literary strategies—focalization, time-frame, flashbacks and flash-forwards—employed by the author carry the political import of the text. …”
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From Greenwich to Pittsburgh: the Americanisation of Graham Swift’s Waterland in Stephen Gyllenhaal’s 1992 Cinematic Adaptation of the Novel by Isabelle Roblin

“…This is the case in Waterland (1983) and one of the most important challenges of the 1992 film adaptation of the novel was to find cinematic equivalents to this narrative technique without losing the spectator in a dizzying succession of flashbacks and flash forwards. We will not here engage in comparing novel and film and assess the latter’s ‘fidelity’ to the former since, as critic Brian McFarlane and many others since pointed out, this issue obscures other, more interesting aspects. …”
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Magical Realism in "Sangha san Batesi" and "Betaal Pachesi" by DR. MUHAMMAD RAMZAN

“…The Latin novelist Gabriel Garcia, by using the technique of "Magical Realism" in his novel “Hundred Years of Solitude” in 1967, revolutionized the style of narration all over the world, and Urdu Literature is no exception especially in the first half of twentieth century characterized by the use of various descriptive techniques like letters, diaries, flash backs, flash forwards, surrealism and realism etc. Magical Realism is one of such powerful techniques.” …”
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The Suicidal Intrusions Attributes Scale (SINAS): a new tool measuring suicidal intrusions by Jaël S. van Bentum, Jaël S. van Bentum, Ad J. F. M. Kerkhof, Marcus J. H. Huibers, Marcus J. H. Huibers, Emily A. Holmes, Stephan de Geus, Marit Sijbrandij, Marit Sijbrandij

“…They may also be called suicidal “flash-forwards.” Despite the importance of integrating the assessment of suicidal intrusions into a clinical routine assessment, quick self-report screening instruments are lacking. …”
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Investigating the function of flashbacks in the story of Joseph the Prophet (PBUH) by Hossein Kiani, Saeed HessamPoor, Nadia DadPoor

“…In order, investigation is made of flashbacks and flash forwards. Flashback refers to inserting an earlier event into the normal chronological order of a narrative. …”
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