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Authors:
DAWES E
Citation: E. Dawes, AVOIR-SON-PAIN-CUIT - 2 ANTONYMIC MEANING S OF AN OLD FRENCH EXPRESSION WHICH HAVE COEXISTED FOR 8 CENTURIES, Neophilologus, 80(4), 1996, pp. 517-538
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NORDHOLT AS
Citation: As. Nordholt, THE DORMEUR-EVEILLE AS A FIGURE OF THE PR OUSTIAN EGO, Neophilologus, 80(4), 1996, pp. 539-554
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CANOVAS F
Citation: F. Canovas, FORM AND FUNCTION OF DREAM SEQUENCES IN M EDIEVAL TEXTS - A LOOK AT SEVERAL STORIES IN THE 'DECAMERON', Neophilologus, 80(4), 1996, pp. 555-568
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STIEGLER BN
Citation: Bn. Stiegler, THE COMING OF THE NEW JERUSALEM - APOCALYPTIC VISION IN CERVANTES LA 'NUMANCIA', Neophilologus, 80(4), 1996, pp. 569-581
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RIETRA M
Citation: M. Rietra, BUSINESS IS BUSINESS - ROTH,JOSEPH AND TH E AMSTERDAM BOOK PUBLISHERSALLERT DE LANGE AND QUERIDO WHICH PUBLISHED GERMAN EXIL LITERATURE FOLLOWING HITLER RISE TO POWER IN 1933, Neophilologus, 80(4), 1996, pp. 583-598
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MABEE B
Citation: B. Mabee, THE WALL AS A KAFKAESQUE SYMBOL - SCHUBERT,HELGA DAS 'VERBOTENE ZIMMER', Neophilologus, 80(4), 1996, pp. 599-612
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HOUGH C
Citation: C. Hough, AN OLD-ENGLISH ETYMON FOR MODERN ENGLISH DRAKE MALE DUCK, Neophilologus, 80(4), 1996, pp. 613-615
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SERRENTINO E
Citation: E. Serrentino, THE INFLUENCE OF LUCAN 'BELLUM CIVILE' ON THE OLD-ENGLISH 'EXODUS' POEM, Neophilologus, 80(4), 1996, pp. 617-638
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PORTER DW
Citation: Dw. Porter, AELFRIC 'COLLOQUY' AND BATA,AELFRIC, Neophilologus, 80(4), 1996, pp. 639-660
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ORMEROD D
Citation: D. Ormerod, RIPE AND ROT - A PROVERB IN 'AS YOU LIKE IT' AND 'KING LEAR', Neophilologus, 80(4), 1996, pp. 661-666
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GRUTTEMEIER R
Citation: R. Gruttemeier, INTENTIONIS-LAUS - THE USEFULNESS AND LIM ITATIONS OF INTENTIONALITY AS SEEN IN ERASMUS 'LOB DER TORHEIT', Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 341-357
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VERHUYCK P
Citation: P. Verhuyck, THE ORAL AND THE LITERARY IN THE 'RECUEIL DES REPUES FRANCHES DE MAISTRE FRANCOIS VILLON ET DE SES COMPAGNONS', Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 359-375
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PLACE D
Citation: D. Place, STENDHAL, LE 'ROUGE ET LE NOIR' AND THE UNTOUCHABLE SELF, Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 377-384
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MCCANN J
Citation: J. Mccann, TO WHAT IS MALLARME REFERRING + LANGUAGE AS A POETIC STRATEGY TO SHOWTHAT REALITY IS TRANSITORY, Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 385-398
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FERNANDEZDEBOBADILLALARA N
Citation: N. Fernandezdebobadillalara, THE LEXICAL ASPECT OF REMEMBERING - A CON TRASTIVE STUDY BETWEEN ENGLISH AND SPANISH VERBS, Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 399-415
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GABRIELE JP
KENREICH LL
Citation: Jp. Gabriele et Ll. Kenreich, FROM DULCINEA-DEL-TOBOSO TO MELANIA-DE-SA LIGNAC - CERVANTES ARCHETYPE AS SEEN IN VALLEJO,ANTONIO 'CONCIERTO DE SAN OVIDIO', Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 417-424
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SNEERINGER KK
Citation: Kk. Sneeringer, LANCELOT SKIN -FRENCH AND MIDDLE-HIGH-GERMAN LANCELOT COMPARED WITH AENEAS AND CHRIST - A FOUNDATION FOR TYPOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION( OLD), Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 425-433
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BECKMANN M
Citation: M. Beckmann, STIFTER,ADALBERT SO-CALLED SANFTES-GESETZ AS AN AESTHETIC PRINCIPLE -MANS SELF-REDUPLICATION IN REALITY, Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 435-459
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SMITH JJ
Citation: Jj. Smith, A NOTE ON CONSTRAINED LINGUISTIC VARIATION IN A NORTH-WEST-MIDLANDS MIDDLE-ENGLISH SCRIBE, Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 461-464
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STEFANOVITCH C
Citation: C. Stefanovitch, ENVELOPE PATTERNS IN 'GENESIS A' AND 'GENESIS B', Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 465-478
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IGLESIASRABADE L
Citation: L. Iglesiasrabade, THE MULTILINGUAL PULPIT IN ENGLAND (1100-1500) + WAS FRENCH OR ENGLISH THE PREDOMINANT VERNACULAR AFTER THE CONQUEST, Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 479-492
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SINGER DE
Citation: De. Singer, DESPAIR AND SUBJECTIVITY IN THE EROTIC VERSE OF SIDNEY AND DONNE, Neophilologus, 80(3), 1996, pp. 493-500
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RUDOVA L
Citation: L. Rudova, BERGSONISM IN RUSSIA - THE CASE OF BAKHTIN, Neophilologus, 80(2), 1996, pp. 175-188
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BAGDASAR R
Citation: R. Bagdasar, MANUSCRIPTS AND THOUGHT - THE ACTUAL STAG ES OF LITERARY GENESIS, Neophilologus, 80(2), 1996, pp. 189-204
A MEDIEVAL BOOK-BURNING -DE-FRANCE - OBJET-DART AS NARRATIVE DEVICE IN THE LAI OF 'GUIGEMAR'( MARIE)
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WHALEN LE
Citation: Le. Whalen, A MEDIEVAL BOOK-BURNING -DE-FRANCE - OBJET-DART AS NARRATIVE DEVICE IN THE LAI OF 'GUIGEMAR'( MARIE), Neophilologus, 80(2), 1996, pp. 205-211