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Remediating History: Assessing the Past in Dutch Historical Fiction for Children c. 1960-1980

• Authors : Parlevliet, Sanne

Subjects: Educational History; Social Problems; Childrens LiteratureNetherlands

• Source: Paedagogica Historica: International Journal of the History of Education. 2018 54(4):485-501.17

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Is That Us? Dealing with the 'Black' Pages of History in Historical Fiction for Children (1996-2010)

• Authors : Parlevliet, Sanne

Subjects: Childrens Literature; History; FictionNetherlands

• Source: Children's Literature in Education. Dec 2016 47(4):343-356.14

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Study Data from University of Amsterdam Update Understanding of Media and Cultural Studies (The Agonistic Imagination: the Illiberal and Pluralist Possibilities of Contemporary Brexlit Fiction).

• Source: Politics & Government Week. 2024, pages. 548

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Researchers at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Report New Data on Menopause (Mimicking Myths of Menopause. a Critical Phenomenological Perspective On Ageing and Femininity In Fiction Tv Shows).

• Source: OBGYN & Reproduction Week. 2024, pages. 640

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Narrative and Cosmopolitan Mobility: Teju Cole's Open City, Joseph O'Neill's Netherland and Global Fiction

• Authors : Gonzalez, Jeffrey

• Source: Journal of Narrative Theory. Summer, 2021, Vol. 51 Issue 2, p200, 29 p.

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Freedom behind a Fence: Outer Place and Inner Space in Dutch Classic Primers (1902-1913)

• Authors : Parlevliet, Sanne; Amsing, Hilda T. A.

Subjects: Educational History; Educational Change; Instructional MaterialsNetherlands

• Source: Paedagogica Historica: International Journal of the History of Education. 2021 57(1-2):50-71.22

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Netherlands: NS introduces fiction podcast for young people about making contact.

• Source: TendersInfo News. 2023.

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Studies from University Medical Center Utrecht Yield New Data on Endocrinology (Individualization of Fsh Doses In Assisted Reproduction: Facts and Fiction).

• Source: Women's Health Weekly. 2019, pages. 7116

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HILDE VANDERMEEREN ÉS A NÕI FLAMAND KRIMI HELYZETE.

• Authors : BAETENS, JAN; PIREDDU, ROBERTA

Subjects: MYSTERY fiction; FICTION genres; FICTIONFLANDERS; NETHERLANDS; BELGIUM

• Source: Korunk; 2021, Issue 10, p76-81, 6p

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Fiction Marianka Swain.

• Source: Sunday Telegraph (London, England). 2022, pages. 28

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Dark fairytale of a fractured family; fiction; This genealogical dig is grand in scope and spilling with secrets, says Ann Treneman.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2019, pages. 17

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MEDIA ALERT - Truth Can Be Stranger Than Fiction, Even in the Tax World.

• Source: Business Wire. 2022.

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WWII-era historical fiction novel celebrates female friendships and the resilience of the human spirit.

• Source: PR Newswire. 2022.

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The house that haunted them; FICTION: Ann Patchett's new novel reads like a memoir, as two grown children reminisce about their childhoods in a big house in Philadelphia.

• Source: Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN). 2019.

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Investigators at Sher-I-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences Have Reported New Data on COVID-19 [Chloroquine and Hydroxychloroquine in Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Facts, Fiction & the Hype. A Critical Appraisal].

• Source: Medical Letter on the CDC & FDA. 2020, pages. 412

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Remediating history: assessing the past in Dutch historical fiction for children c. 1960-1980.

• Authors : Parlevliet, Sanne

Subjects: HISTORICAL fiction; CHILDREN'S literature; COLLECTIVE memoryNETHERLANDS

• Source: Paedagogica Historica; Aug2018, Vol. 54 Issue 4, p485-501, 17p

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Travelling Stories: Selling Translation Rights of Afrikaans Fiction to Dutch Publishers.

• Authors : Buitendach, Samantha; Le Roux, Elizabeth

Subjects: PUBLISHING; LINGUISTIC minorities; AFRIKAANS fictionSOUTH Africa; NETHERLANDS

• Source: Publishing Research Quarterly; Jun2018, Vol. 34 Issue 2, p288-303, 16p

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Israeli Fiction

• Source: The New York Times Book Review. Feb 9, 2020, 22

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EU Contract Notice: Brugge Issues contract notice|solicitation for "Framework agreement for the supply of collections of books and audiovisual material".

• Source: European Union News. 2024.

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The prevalence of verse in medieval Dutch and English Arthurian fiction

• Authors : Eesamnsca, Bart

• Source: The Journal of English and Germanic Philology. Oct, 2013, Vol. 112 Issue 4, p461, 14 p.

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Publishing non-fiction: `What is it about?'.

• Authors : Asscher, Maarten

Subjects: LITERATURE; FICTION; PUBLISHINGNETHERLANDS

• Source: Publishing Research Quarterly; Summer98, Vol. 14 Issue 2, p41, 5p

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I needed 100 doctors and nurses to save my baby; Olivia Gordon has written a gripping book about her son's birth. It was like science fiction, she tells Andrew Billen.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2019, pages. 2

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Renter illusion: Fact or fiction?

• Authors : Blom-Hansen, Jens

• Source: Urban Studies. 2005, Vol. 42, Issue 1, pages. 14

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Fiction for Peace? Domestic Identity, National Othering and Peace Education in Dutch Historical Novels for Children, 1914-1935.

• Authors : Parlevliet, Sanne

Subjects: HISTORICAL fiction; CHILDREN'S stories; WORLD War IWESTERN Europe; NETHERLANDS

• Source: International Research in Children's Literature; Jul2015, Vol. 8 Issue 1, p17-30, 14p

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Readers and their roles: Evidence from readers of contemporary fiction in the Netherlands

• Authors : Riddell, Allen; van Dalen-Oskam, Karina

• Source: PLoS ONE. July 26, 2018, Vol. 13 Issue 7, e0201157.

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Cold comfort farm; Dutch fiction.

• Source: The Economist. April 25, 2020, Vol. 435 Issue 9191, p76.

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Findings from University of Amsterdam Broaden Understanding of Socioeconomics (Making materiality matter: a sociological analysis of prices on the Dutch fiction book market, 1980-2009).

• Source: Economics Week. 2016, pages. 70

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Een stille liefde: Over de lezeressen van romantische lectuur.

• Authors : Kraaykamp, Gerbert; Kalmijn, Matthijs

Subjects: BOOKS & reading; LOVE in literature; READERSNETHERLANDS

• Source: Mens en Maatschappij; mei95, Vol. 70 Issue 2, p120-137, 18p

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The New Review: DEBUT NOVELISTS: NEW FACES, FRESH FICTION: From Jessie Burton's historical novel set in 17th-century Amsterdam and Zoe Pilger's satire on modern-day feminism to a story of mental collapse and an account of life in and out of the boxing ring, it looks like being a fascinating year for debut fiction. We talk to the first-time novelists who'll be making a splash in 2014 and beyond.

• Source: The Observer (London, England). 2014, pages. 12

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Shopping at the labour market: a real tale of fiction.

• Authors : van Beek, Krijn W.H.; Koopmans, Carl C.; van Praag, Bernard M.S.

• Source: European Economic Review. 1997, Vol. v41, Issue n2, pages. 23

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Golden Age Amsterdam comes to life in this finely crafted debut, says Holly Kyte; FICTION.

• Source: Sunday Telegraph (London, England). 2014, pages. 23

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Tales from inside the dolls' house; fiction; Jessie Burton's clever debut novel of magical realism set in old Amsterdam hooks Angus Clarke.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2014, pages. 16

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Review: FICTION: A doll's house: Clare Clark on a much-hyped debut about 17th-century Amsterdam: The Miniaturist by Jessie Burton 424pp, Picador, pounds 12.99.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2014, pages. 11

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The New Review: Books: FICTION: If she's true to life, then I'm a Dutchman: The heroine of this hyped novel is too modern by half, writes Rachel Cooke: The Miniaturist Jessie Burton Picador pounds 12.99, pp400.

• Source: The Observer (London, England). 2014, pages. 44

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Plate expectations: it sounds a bit like science fiction, but the first 'laboratory grown' meat could be ready for eating within a year.

• Authors : Reade, Lou

• Source: Chemistry and Industry. 2011, Issue 22, pages. 3

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Christian Fiction.

• Source: Library Journal. June, 2021, Vol. 146 Issue 6, p105, 1 p.

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Review: PAPERBACKS: Non-fiction: Amsterdam: A History of the World's Most Liberal City by Russell Shorto (Abacus, pounds 9.99).

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2014, pages. 20

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Review: NON-FICTION: Medieval mudflat to Shangri-La of sex: Simon Winder on Amsterdam's fragile freedoms: Amsterdam: A History of the World's Most Liberal City by Russell Shorto 368pp, Little, Brown, pounds 25.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2013, pages. 8

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PUMP FICTION; PETROL GIANTS FACE CRIMINAL CHARGES; Price 'fix' cost motorists [pounds sterling]300BN; 'Scam worse than bank scandal'.

• Source: The Sun (London, England). 2013, pages. 8

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PUMP FICTION.

• Source: The Sun (London, England). 2013, pages. 8

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Political Behaviour, the Rules of the Game: Fiction & Reality.

• Authors : Pen, J.

Subjects: SOCIAL sciences; BIOPOLITICS (Sociobiology); PRACTICAL politicsNETHERLANDSPROGRESS in Mathematical Social Science (Book)...

• Source: Netherlands Journal of Sociology; 1976, Vol. 12 Issue 1, p89-93, 5p

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THE PROTESTANT ETHIC IN THE REPUBLIC OF THE SEVEN UNITED NETHERLANDS: FICTION OR FACT?

• Authors : ter Voert, Marijke

Subjects: CAPITALISM; ECONOMIC structure; COMMERCENETHERLANDS

• Source: Netherlands Journal of Social Sciences; 1997, Vol. 33 Issue 1, p1-8, 8p

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Review: CHILDREN'S FICTION: A Viking adventure grips Tony Bradman: Bracelet of Bones by Kevin Crossley-Holland 260pp, Quercus, pounds 12.99.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2011, pages. 11

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Review: LOOK AHEAD: From oikophilia to Snowball Earth, by way of poetry and a kaleidoscope of fiction: MARCH: Children.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2011, pages. 8

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Review: FICTION: From Delft to Java: Julian Evans welcomes the arrival, at long last, of a story of Dutch colonialism: The Tea Lords by Hella S Haasse, translated by Ina Rilke 320pp, Portobello, pounds 15.99.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2010, pages. 9

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Review: FICTION: THRILLERS: John O'Connell's choice: Rendezvous, by Esther Verhoef, translated by Alexander Smith (Quercus, pounds 20).

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2010, pages. 10

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Non-fiction: Engineers of the Soul.

• Authors : Souster, Tim

• Source: The Financial Times. 2010, pages. 16

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Literary lights ready to dazzle; The best fiction to watch out for in early 2010. By Suzi Feay.

• Authors : Feay, Suzi

• Source: The Financial Times. 2010, pages. 12

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Space oddities Jewellery is drawing cosmic inspiration from the moon, stars and science fiction this Christmas, says Fiona Harkin.

• Authors : Harkin, Fiona

• Source: The Financial Times. 2007, pages. 8

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Researchers at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Report New Data on Menopause (Mimicking Myths of Menopause. a Critical Phenomenological Perspective On Ageing and Femininity In Fiction Tv Shows).

Subjects: RESEARCH personnel; TELEVISION programs; CRITICAL analysisNETHERLANDS; AMSTERDAM (Netherlands)

• Source: Women's Health Weekly; 3/21/2024, p640-640, 1p

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