Keyword [Christopher]
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| 41. | A Study Of Time And Space Narrative In Christopher Nolan's Films |
| 42. | Christopher Small's concept of musicking: Toward a theory of choral singing pedagogy in prison contexts |
| 43. | The domestic architecture of the earliest British colonies in the American tropics: A study of the houses of the Caribbean 'Leeward' Islands of St. Christopher, Nevis, Antigua and Montserrat. 1624--1726 |
| 44. | The ironic narrator in Christopher Marlowe's 'Hero and Leander' |
| 45. | The homo-exilic experience: Queerness, alienation, and contrapuntal vision (Christopher Isherwood, Klaus Mann, James Baldwin, Arturo Islas) |
| 46. | Systems aesthetics: Architectural theory at the University of Cambridge, 1960--1975 (Massachusetts, Peter Eisenman, Lionel March, Leslie Martin, Christopher Alexander) |
| 47. | Visualizing Levinas: 'Existence and Existents' through 'Mulholland Drive', 'Memento', and 'Vanilla Sky' (Emmanuel Levinas, David Lynch, Christopher Nolan, Cameron Crowe) |
| 48. | 'Rumors which became his reputation': Christopher Marlowe's afterlife in fiction and biography |
| 49. | 'This cursed womb': The queen as mother on the early modern stage (William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe) |
| 50. | The Rhetorics of the Time-Image: Deleuzian Metadiscourse on the Role of Nooshock Temporality (viz. 'Inception') in Christopher Nolan's Cinema of the Brain |
| 51. | The metanoia of metacomedy in contemporary Theatre of the Absurd: The film, sitcom, drama, and more (Roberto Benigni, Italy, Christopher Durang, D. M. Thomas) |
| 52. | 'At a slight angle to the universe': Martianism and cultural deracination in the works of Martin Amis, Craig Raine and Christopher Reid, 1977--1984 |
| 53. | The 'soul's imaginary sight': Visuality and mimesis in early modern poetics (Richard Crashaw, Francis Quarles, Christopher Harvey, George Herbert, John Milton) |
| 54. | Mapping more than the world: Shaping the cartographic imagination in late medieval and early modern England (Edmund Spenser, Christopher Saxton, Christopher Marlowe, Sir Walter Ralegh, Andrew Marvell) |
| 55. | Theatricality and surveillance: The art of government in early modern English literature (Sir Thomas More, John Skelton, John Bale, Christopher Marlowe, William Shakespeare) |
| 56. | 'No soft and glutinous bodies': Militarism and masculinity in Marlowe and Jonson (Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson) |
| 57. | Collective memory and social change: Framing Christopher Columbus |
| 58. | Hidden in plain view: Neglected facets of the writing of W. H. Auden and Christopher Isherwood |
| 59. | Contemporary reception of the historical document: Semiotic, Marxist and feminist readings of Christopher Columbus' narrative |
| 60. | System and Nemesis: Christopher Smart, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, John Clare and the legacy of Linnaeus |
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