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Theaters of anatomy: Diseased bodies and history writing in the Hispanic transatlantic world
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Killing culture two: Toward an anatomy of cultural transformation in early Soviet Russia, 1920s--1930s
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A Rhetorical Analysis of the Feminist and Patriarchal Themes within Shonda Rhimes' Television Shows Grey's Anatomy, Scandal, and How To Get Away With Murde
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Theatrical dissections and dancing cadavers: Andreas Vesalius and sixteenth-century popular culture (Italy)
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Medicinal Music: An Anatomy of Music in the Healing Arts
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Anatomy of an identity dilemma: A case study of the transformation of Mainlanders from Sojourners to settlers in contemporary Taiwan
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The anatomy of nature: Geology and American landscape painting, 1825-1875. (Volume I. Text. Volume II. Illustrations) (Illustrations not microfilmed as part of dissertation);
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The anatomy of United States imperialism: Cultural perspectives on American interventionism in the Western Hemisphere, 1895-1907
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'Tis all one': 'The Anatomy of Melancholy' as belated copious discourse
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THE ANATOMY OF AUSTRIAN SEA POWER, 1904-1914
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ANATOMY OF THE MIND. MID - NINETEENTH-CENTURY PSYCHOLOGY AND THE WORKS OF NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE, CHARLOTTE BRONTE, CHARLES DICKENS AND HERMAN MELVILL
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Examining student course outcomes in first year anatomy and physiology using e-books versus traditional textbook
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Anatomy of the story: Narratives of mortuary science learners and graduates
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Anatomy of a Revolution: the 2011 Egyptian Uprising
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The Performative Corpse: Anatomy Theatres from the Medieval Era to the Virtual Age
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Anatomy of a Reconstructed Spirit: Transforming Young Minds Through the Power of Creative Expressio
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Beauty Of Rational Constitution ——An Analysis Of Euan Uglow's Paintings
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A Study Of Western Human Anatomy Illustrations In The 18th And 19th Centuries
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Anatomy Of "Undeveloped Hearts" In E.M.Forster's Howards End And The Longest Journey
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On The Transformation In Harold Bloom's Late Theory Of Influence
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