Keyword [bodies]
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| 81. | Borders and bodies: Rhetoric(s) on the threshold of transnational (re)production |
| 82. | Delectable bodies and their clothes: Plato, Nietzsche, and the translation of Latin America |
| 83. | Bodies of concern: Alternative medicine and the secret history of German modernity, 1799--1921 |
| 84. | Shyness and its relationship to body dissatisfaction, disordered eating, and thin-ideal internalization |
| 85. | 'Life wants padding': Food, eating, and bodies in George Eliot's novels |
| 86. | Identities in motion: Cyberspace and diasporic queer male bodies in the context of globalization |
| 87. | Bodies in place, bodies in motion: Images of immigrant youth negotiating food, location and identity |
| 88. | (Re)thinking bodies: Deleuze and Guattari's becoming-woman |
| 89. | The Postmodern Family Gothic: Bodies of Narrativ |
| 90. | Queer bodies, sacred ar |
| 91. | (Re)Writing Woman: A Revolution of Desire through Tattooed Bodies in Late Capitalis |
| 92. | Male student writers as speaking grotesque bodies: A study of male student writer identit |
| 93. | Absent bodies, uncertain memorials: Performing memory in Berlin and Buenos Aires |
| 94. | Monstrous bodies: Gender and reproductive science in modern Japanese literature |
| 95. | Scriptures and bodies: Jest and meaning in the religious journeys in 'Xiyou Ji' |
| 96. | Homeless bodies, homeless minds: Myth and the American metropolis |
| 97. | Bodily poetics: The rhetorical politics of the self |
| 98. | Writing bodies into history: Margaret Atwood's 'Alias Grace' and 'The Blind Assassin' |
| 99. | Modernization and corporate bodies from Reconstruction to the Harlem Renaissance |
| 100. | Bodies as texts, texts as bodies: Corpses in nineteenth-century British literature |
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