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Rebels without a cause?
renegotiating the American 1950s ; [Trier conference 2005] -
Rebels without a cause?
renegotiating the American 1950s -
The family of man revisited
photography in a global age -
Fragmented urban images
the American city in modern fiction from Stephen Crane to Thomas Pynchon -
"The family of man" revisited
photography in a global age -
Fragmented urban images
the American city in modern fiction from Stephen Crane to Thomas Pynchon -
"The family of man" revisited
photography in a global age -
Fragmented urban images
the American city in modern fiction from Stephen Crane to Thomas Pynchon -
Broken myths
Charles Sheeler's industrial landscapes -
Houses packed with Grief - Trauma and Home in three Novels by Toni Morrison
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Rewriting the vernacular Mark Twain
the aesthetics and politics of orality in Samuel Clemens's fictions -
Rebels without a cause?
renegotiating the American 1950s -
Fragmented urban images
the American city in modern fiction from Stephen Crane to Thomas Pynchon -
Fragmented urban images
the American city in modern fiction from Stephen Crane to Thomas Pynchon -
Broken myths
Charles Sheeler's industrial landscapes -
<<The>> family of man revisited
photography in a global age -
Rebels without a cause?
renegotiating the American 1950s -
Rewriting the vernacular Mark Twain
the aesthetics and politics of orality in Samuel Clemens's fictions -
Rewriting the vernacular Mark Twain
the aesthetics and politics of orality in Samuel Clemens's fictions -
Rewriting the vernacular Mark Twain
the aesthetics and politics of orality in Samuel Clemens's fictions -
The family of man revisited
photography in a global age -
Fragmented urban images
the American city in modern fiction from Stephen Crane to Thomas Pynchon -
Rewriting the vernacular Mark Twain
the aesthetics and politics of orality in Samuel Clemens's fictions -
Rebels without a cause?
renegotiating the American 1950s -
Rewriting the vernacular Mark Twain
the aesthetics and politics of orality in Samuel Clemens's fictions