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| 41. | Toni Morrison's womanist discourse in 'The Bluest Eye' (1970), 'Sula' (1974), and 'Beloved' (1987): Analytical and computational study |
| 42. | Chinese literati ethos and art education: A cross-cultural study of the life, poetry, play, painting, pedagogy, and scholarship of the contemporary literatus Joseph Chen-ying Yen |
| 43. | From India to Israel: The journey of a Jewish community |
| 44. | Elizabeth Boyd, Grub Street, and patronage: A study in eighteenth century women's writing |
| 45. | The effects of the first year of college on undergraduates' development of altruistic and socially responsible behavio |
| 46. | Ah&dotbelow;mad al-Ghazali (d. 517/1123 or 520/1126) and the metaphysics of love (Ahmad ibn Muhammad Ghazzali) |
| 47. | Lexicalization of motion events in Japanese |
| 48. | The frontier imaginary in the Song Dynasty (960--1279): Revisiting Cai Yan's 'barbarian captivity' and return (China) |
| 49. | That Poland might be free: Polish-American and Polish efforts to gain American support for Poland during the Second World War |
| 50. | In the shadow of his language: Language and feminine subjectivity in the cinema |
| 51. | God's will in warfare: An investigation of American Civil War-Era preaching |
| 52. | A biblical critique of Jeffrey Arnett's theory of emerging adulthood |
| 53. | Humor in the piano sonatas of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart |
| 54. | Migrating queers, Maghrebian texts: Movement, nationality, and queer belonging in contemporary Francophone literature and film |
| 55. | The systematic understanding of divine providence in the 'Summa theologiae'' |
| 56. | Ambition and identity: China and the Chinese in the colonial Philippines, 1885--1912 |
| 57. | Essays in applied microeconomics |
| 58. | Republic to empire: A study of Rome in transition |
| 59. | Postmodern considerations of Nietzschean perspectivism in selected works of Eugene O'Neill |
| 60. | The Jews of Miskolc, 1780-1848: The expansion and development of traditional society in the age of royal absolutism and liberal reform |
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