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1. The Development Of HANWEN Regular Script And Its Influence On Italic Typography
2. Re-visions: Nazi Germany and Fascist italy in German and Italian film and literature
3. The Italic patronage of Early Apulian red-figure
4. Foundations of epistemic normativity
5. Al-Sirafi's theory of 'lingua-logical' grammar: An analytical study of the grammatical work of al-Sirafi (Sharh&dotbelow; Kitab Sibawayhi) within the context of a discussion on language and logic in medieval Islam
6. Pietro Bembo's Bias: Patronage and History During the Italic Wars
7. The Cassandra Complex: On violence, racism, and mourning
8. Proteins and pathways involved in larval attachment and metamorphosis of the three major marine biofouling invertebrates
9. The Angali dialect
10. Victorians and vivisection: Fictions of pain from fin de siecle (Wilkie Collins, Sarah Grand, H. G. Wells, Octavia E. Butler)
11. 'There was a whole lot of grayness here': Modernity, geography and 'home' in Black women's literature, 1919--1959
12. The power of magic: Representations of women in selected contemporary magic realist fiction from Latin America, English Canada, and Quebec (Quebec)
13. The phylogeny of the order in the 'Canterbury Tales' (Geoffrey Chaucer)
14. Les deux Honore, Balzac et Daumier (French text)
15. The state and other people's children: The impact of state health policies on pathways to ambulatory mental health services for children in child welfare
16. Teorias proposicionales asociadas a estructuras algebraicas (Spanish text)
17. Relationship between grammatical knowledge and pragmatic knowledge/ability: The case of epistemic modality
18. Virtue and the renunciation of violence in the fiction of Dostoevsky and his European contemporaries (Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Russia)
19. Distributed argumentative activity: Redefining arguments and their re-mediation from a sociohistoric perspective
20. Confucians, the Shih class, and the Ming imperium: Uses of canonical and dynastic authority in Kuan Chih-tao's (1536--1608) 'Proposals for Following the Men of Former Times to Safeguard Customs' (Ts'ung-hsien wei-su i)
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