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Results: 126-150/339
Authors:
MILLER DQ
Citation: Dq. Miller, HEMINGWAY GENDERS - REREADING THE HEMINGWAY TEXT - COMLEY,NR, SCHOLES,R, Studies in the novel, 28(2), 1996, pp. 258-260
Authors:
ROTHMAN IN
Citation: In. Rothman, COLERIDGE SUBMERGED POLITICS - THE 'ANCIENT MARINER' AND 'ROBINSON CRUSOE' - KEANE,PJ, Studies in the novel, 28(2), 1996, pp. 260-262
Authors:
INGERSOLL EG
Citation: Eg. Ingersoll, WRITING AGAINST THE FAMILY - GENDER IN LAWRENCE AND JOYCE - LEWIECKIWILSON,C, Studies in the novel, 28(2), 1996, pp. 263-266
Authors:
SCHWARZ DR
Citation: Dr. Schwarz, APPROACHES TO TEACHING JOYCE 'ULYSSES' - MCCORMICK,K, STEINBERG,ER, Studies in the novel, 28(2), 1996, pp. 266-271
Authors:
HARRIS SC
Citation: Sc. Harris, JOYCE,JAMES AND THE LANGUAGE OF HISTORY - DEDALUS NIGHTMARE - SPOO,R, Studies in the novel, 28(2), 1996, pp. 271-273
Authors:
LEVERENZ D
Citation: D. Leverenz, MARK-TWAIN, CULTURE AND GENDER - ENVISIONING AMERICA THROUGH EUROPE -STAHL,JD, Studies in the novel, 28(2), 1996, pp. 274-276
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GARDINER E
Citation: E. Gardiner, WRITING MEN READING IN LENNOX,CHARLOTTE THE 'FEMALE QUIXOTE', Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 1-11
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SAGLIA D
Citation: D. Saglia, LOOKING AT THE OTHER, CULTURAL DIFFERENCE AND THE TRAVELERS GAZE IN THE 'ITALIAN', Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 12-37
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WILKES J
Citation: J. Wilkes, SONG OF THE DYING SWAN, THE 19TH-CENTURY RESPONSE TO 'PERSUASION', Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 38-56
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PETERS JG
Citation: Jg. Peters, INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, 'JANE EYRE' AND MARGINALIZATION THROUGH LABELING, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 57-75
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MARKS P
Citation: P. Marks, MON-PAUVRE-PRISONNIER, BECKY-SHARP AND THE TRIUMPH OF NAPOLEON + THACKERAY 'VANITY FAIR', Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 76-92
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STETZ MD
Citation: Md. Stetz, THE 'GHOST AND MRS. MUIR', LAUGHING WITH THE CAPTAIN IN THE HOUSE, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 93-112
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HUNTINGTON J
Citation: J. Huntington, SCIENCE-FICTION BEFORE 1900, IMAGINATION DISCOVERS TECHNOLOGY - ALKON,PK, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 114-115
Authors:
BERTHOLD D
Citation: D. Berthold, MELVILLE AND REPOSE, THE RHETORIC OF HUMOR IN THE AMERICAN RENAISSANCE - BRYANT,J, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 115-118
Authors:
BROWN ML
Citation: Ml. Brown, 'CLARISSA' PLOTS - BUELER,LE, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 118-120
Authors:
ENGELL J
Citation: J. Engell, COOPER,JAMES,FENIMORE, NOVELIST OF MANNERS - DARNELL,D, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 120-122
RADICAL REPRESENTATIONS, POLITICS AND FORM IN UNITED-STATES PROLETARIAN FICTION, 1929-1941 - FOLEY,B
Authors:
ENNISS S
Citation: S. Enniss, RADICAL REPRESENTATIONS, POLITICS AND FORM IN UNITED-STATES PROLETARIAN FICTION, 1929-1941 - FOLEY,B, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 122-123
Authors:
HAGER K
Citation: K. Hager, SEEING TOGETHER, FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THE SEXES IN ENGLISH WRITING, FROM MILL TO WOOLF - LUFTIG,V, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 123-125
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BETHEA DM
Citation: Dm. Bethea, HOLY FOOLISHNESS, DOSTOEVSKY NOVELS AND THE POETICS OF CULTURAL CRITIQUE - MURAV,H, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 125-129
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LINEHAN K
Citation: K. Linehan, TALES FROM THE PRINCE OF STORYTELLERS - STEVENSON,RL, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 129-130
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MCCLURE J
Citation: J. Mcclure, NARRATIVES OF EMPIRE, THE FICTIONS OF KIPLING,RUDYARD - SULLIVAN,ZT, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 130-132
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SCHENKER D
Citation: D. Schenker, MECHANISM AND THE NOVEL, SCIENCE IN THE NARRATIVE PROCESS - TURNER,MA, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 132-135
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CASTILLE PD
Citation: Pd. Castille, YEOMAN VERSUS CAVALIER, THE OLD SOUTHWESTS ROAD TO REBELLION - WATSON,RD, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 135-137
Authors:
HINDS EJW
Citation: Ejw. Hinds, THE ROMANCE OF REAL-LIFE, BROWN,CHARLES,BROCKDEN AND THE ORIGINS OF AMERICAN CULTURE - WATTS,S, Studies in the novel, 28(1), 1996, pp. 138-139
Authors:
BROWN ML
Citation: Ml. Brown, EMBLEMATA RHETORICA - GLOSSING EMBLEMATIC DISCOURSE IN RICHARDSON 'CLARISSA', Studies in the novel, 27(4), 1995, pp. 455-476