Keyword [the reception]
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| 181. | Unsettled Germans: The reception and resettlement of East German refugees in West Germany, 1949-1961 |
| 182. | 'Ce monument national': Aesthetic and political conflict in the reception of romantic dramas (1813--1848) (France, Victor Hugo, Alexandre Dumas) |
| 183. | Writing for the masses: Heinrich Graetz, the popularization of Jewish history, and the reception of National Judaism |
| 184. | What the fallen angels taught: The reception-history of the 'Book of the Watchers' in Judaism and Christianity |
| 185. | The practice of everyday space: The reception of planned open space in Hong Kong (China) |
| 186. | The reception of Rembrandt's art in France, 1700--1780 |
| 187. | The reception of German instrumental music in France between 1870 and 1914 |
| 188. | A remarkable cultural encounter: The reception of German Romanticism, Rilke, and modernism in Feng Zhi's poetry |
| 189. | The reception of Arabic-language works translated into English and published in the U.S. before and after September 11 |
| 190. | The reception of Martin Heidegger's philosophy in France: 1927-1961 |
| 191. | The reception of Chinese vernacular narrative in Korea and Japa |
| 192. | Epic, simile, allegory: Problem in the reception of Spenser and Milton |
| 193. | Social change and romantic ideology: The impact of the publishing industry, family organization, and gender roles on the reception and interpretation of romance fiction in Taiwan, 1960-1990 |
| 194. | 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' |
| 195. | Legal reform in Taiwan under Japanese colonial rule (1895-1945): The reception of Western law |
| 196. | THE RECEPTION OF JANE AUSTEN IN GERMANY: A MINIATURIST IN THE LAND OF POETS AND PHILOSOPHERS (ENGLAND) |
| 197. | THE RECEPTION OF E. T. A. HOFFMANN IN THE UNITED STATES, 1940-197 |
| 198. | Institutions and Patrons in American Opera: The Reception of Philip Glass, 1976-1992 |
| 199. | Contested Boundaries: The Reception of Shi'ite Narrators in the Sunni Hadith Tradition |
| 200. | From twelfth-century renaissance to fifteenth-century reform: The reception of Hugh of St. Victor in the later Middle Ages |
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