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| 161. | Critique on the heights of despair: Politics, philosophy and the persistence of hope |
| 162. | Visions of a Jewish Future: The Jewish Bakers Union and Yiddish Culture in East Los Angeles, 1908--1942 |
| 163. | Wuthering heights, plato's symposium, and the unity of being |
| 164. | Framing a Blaxicana Identity: A Cultural Ethnography of Family, Race and Community in the Valley Homes, Lincoln Heights, Ohio, 1955--1960 |
| 165. | Urbanotopia and the frontier: Reaching heights before the crash in Moscow and New York at the end of the 1920s (Russia, Georgii Tikhonovich Krutikov, Hugh Ferriss) |
| 166. | Scaling the heights in unity |
| 167. | The creative soul of Emily Bronte: What 'Wuthering Heights' reveals about its author |
| 168. | Boyle Heights: Jewish ambiance in a multicultural neighborhood (California) |
| 169. | Interpreting passion and violence in Emily Bronte's 'Wuthering Heights' and the 1939, 1992, and 1953 film adaptations |
| 170. | Gender and the reception of Victorian novels: Emily Bronte's 'Wuthering Heights', Anthony Trollope's 'Barchester Towers', Charles Reade's 'It Is Never Too Late To Mend', and Charlotte Yonge's 'The Heir of Redclyffe' |
| 171. | Falling to the Heights: Simone Weil's Metaxu, Attention, and Decreation Through a Lacanian Len |
| 172. | Study On The Musical Characteristics And Singing Of The Duet Of "The Farthest Heaven" In The Opera "Farewell To Cambridge" |
| 173. | Constable's Inspiration To The Series Of Quiet Heights |
| 174. | A Feast Of Violence:A Stylistic Analysis On Violence In Victorian Novels |
| 175. | A Horneyan Interpretation Of Heathcliff In Wuthering Heights |
| 176. | A Comparative Study Of Medea And Wuthering Heights From The Perspective Of Structural Anthropology |
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