Keyword [Representing]
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| 61. | Representing metarepresentations: Is there a theory of mind module |
| 62. | Representing Indians: The melodrama of Native citizenship in United States popular culture of the 1920s |
| 63. | Argonauts of the Black Atlantic: Representing slavery, modernity, and the colonising moment |
| 64. | Acts of Union: Representing nation-states and national identities in Victorian British and Irish writing (Thomas Carlyle, John Stuart Mill, Matthew Arnold) |
| 65. | Representing the past of Chinese language education: Language, history and Chinese identities in Indonesia |
| 66. | What the mother teaches, what the mother learns: Representing motherhood in novels by Barbara Kingsolver, Louise Erdrich, Ruth Ozeki, and Ana Castillo |
| 67. | Representing the medieval English outlaw: Violence, language, and the body |
| 68. | Reorienting Decorum: Representing and Recognizing the Foreign on the Early Modern English Stage |
| 69. | Learned professions: Representing erudition, masculinity, and status in early modern England |
| 70. | Representing the Irish body in England and France: The crisis of pauperism, rebellion and international exchange, 1844--1855 |
| 71. | Representing the plantation mistress in antebellum American literature |
| 72. | Language variation in electronic text-based messages: The social differentiation of representing speech and orality in EMC |
| 73. | Representing possessive predication: Semantic dimensions and pragmatic bases |
| 74. | Representing the countryside in fourteenth-century England (Walter of Henley, William Langland, Geoffrey Chaucer) |
| 75. | Representing the Algerian Civil War: Literature, History, and the State |
| 76. | Representing a difficult past: Examining contemporary Holocaust memorials in Berlin |
| 77. | Mobilizing resistance / combating nationalism: Representing 9/11 and Hiroshima in American and Japanese fiction and film |
| 78. | Representing the unrepresentable in Anselm Kiefer's 'Sulamith |
| 79. | Expressing milk: Representing breastfeeding in contemporary American literature (Toni Morrison, Sherley Ann Williams, Nalo Hopkinson, Louise Erdrich, Laura Esquivel) |
| 80. | Representing China musically: A Chinese conservatory and China's musical modernity, 1900--1937 |
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