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studies in language and literature -
'Long Live Poland!': Representing the Past in Polish Comic Books
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Erinnerung an Eva Natus-Šalamoun
27. Juni 1936 - 28. Januar 2014 -
Franz Schön und Dietrich Scholze (Hrsg.): Sorbisches Kulturlexikon
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Literature and Gossip - An Introduction
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Gossip and the public sphere in "Les Caquets de l'accouchee" (1622)
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Astolphe de Custine and the "Querelle d'Olivier": gossip in restoration high society
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"Sum Men Sayis ..."
Literary gossip and malicious intent in Robert Henryson's "Testament of Cresseid" -
Stories we like to tell: gossip in George Eliot's fiction
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Playing Chinese whispers: the official 'gossip' of racial whitening in Jorge Amado's "Tenda dos milagres"
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Demonizing Gretchen through gossip in Thomas Mann's "Doktor Faustus"
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'Life's interpreter' for the new millennium: on three poetic translations of the Old English "Exodus"
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'All things swim and glimmer'
Pragmatic conceptions of self and 'The old lie' in Thomas Wentworth Higginson's 'A night in the water' -
English, cosmopolitanism and the myth of national linguistic homogeneity in Nuruddin Farah's fiction
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Crossmapping grief in William Forsythe's "Three atmospheric studies"
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Writing the post-earthquake Haitian body in Makenzy Orcel's "Les latrines"
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Literature and gossip
an introduction -
Gossip and the public sphere in "Les caquets de l'accouchée" (1622)
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Astolphe de Custine and the "Querelle d'Olivier": gossip in Restoration high society
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"Sum men sayis ..."
Literary gossip and malicious intent in Robert Henryson's "Testament of Cresseid" -
Stories we like to tell: gossip in George Eliot's fiction
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Playing Chinese whispers: the official 'gossip' of racial whitening in Jorge Amado's "Tenda dos milagres"
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Demonizing Gretchen through gossip in Thomas Mann's "Doktor Faustus"
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'Life's interpreter' for the new millennium: on three poetic translations of the Old English "Exodus"
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"All things swim and glimmer"
pragmatic conceptions of self and 'The old lie' in Thomas Wentworth Higginson's "A night in the water"