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Self-Discovery and a Sense of Wholeness in the Transgressive Auto/biogrAfrical Discourses of African American Women Writers
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“Decadent” Aesthetics, Irony and Parody: Eileen Chang and Qian Zhongshu’s Fiction in Occupied Shanghai (1937–1945)
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Literary Visions and Categorical Thinking
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Introduction: Several Aspects of Current Short Story Criticism – Influence, Gender and Genre
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Carter’s Feminist Revision of Fairytale: The Narrative Strategies of “The Company of Wolves”
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American Roth
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The Engaged Spectator: Reading BL Novels in Contemporary China
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Emily Dickinson and Her Metonymical Way of Knowing Nature
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Keats, Higginson, and Snakes: Yang Mu’s Transcultural “Courtship” of Emily Dickinson
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The Bloomsbury Short Story
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Enactments of Identity in the New Zealand Short Story