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OBRIEN J
Citation: J. Obrien, VOX-FAUCIBUS-HAESIT + RENAISSANCE WOMENS EDUCATION AND LITERARY ROMANCES, Symposium, 49(4), 1996, pp. 297-306
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BABUTS N
Citation: N. Babuts, BAUDELAIRE LES 'FLEURS DU MAL' - LEAKEY,FW, Symposium, 49(4), 1996, pp. 307-309
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BABUTS N
Citation: N. Babuts, THE CRITICAL I - HOLLAND,NN, Symposium, 49(4), 1996, pp. 310-312
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BABUTS N
Citation: N. Babuts, BAUDELAIRE LE 'MAUVAIS VITRIER' AND 'MADEMOISELLE BISTOURI', Symposium, 49(3), 1995, pp. 179-189
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BLOOM ME
Citation: Me. Bloom, STAGING THE EXECUTION OF LOUIS-XVI AND TUSSAUD,MADAME, VILLIERSDELISLEADAM LES 'PHANTASMES DE M. REDOUX', Symposium, 49(3), 1995, pp. 190-202
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CICCARELLI A
Citation: A. Ciccarelli, ACTION AND INACTION IN FOSCOLO 'AJACE', O R THE REFUSAL OF HISTORY, Symposium, 49(3), 1995, pp. 203-213
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MRKONJIC Z
Citation: Z. Mrkonjic, EVEN METAPHORS GET KILLED, DONT THEY + WRITING AND BORDERLINE SITUATION OR EXPERIENCE, Symposium, 49(3), 1995, pp. 214-216
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MURPHY AL
Citation: Al. Murphy, GRACQ,JULIEN LES 'EAUX ETROITES', THE ORIGIN OF THE IMPOSSIBLE AND THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF ORIGIN, Symposium, 49(3), 1995, pp. 217-228
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PORTER LM
Citation: Lm. Porter, LOST IN TRANSLATION, FROM ORATURE TO LITERATURE IN THE WEST-AFRICAN FOLKTALE, Symposium, 49(3), 1995, pp. 229-239
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ALLEN B
Citation: B. Allen, TRANSNATIONAL ITALIAN STUDIES TODAY - INTRODUCTION, Symposium, 49(2), 1995, pp. 83-85
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POPOVIC N
Citation: N. Popovic, 5 CONSIDERATIONS ON CREATIVITY AND WAR, Symposium, 49(2), 1995, pp. 86-89
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JERGOVIC M
Citation: M. Jergovic, FORGIVE US, AUSTRIA -WAR( LITERATURE AND THE BOSNIAN), Symposium, 49(2), 1995, pp. 90-92
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ALLEN B
Citation: B. Allen, FROM MULTIPLICITY TO MULTITUDE - UNIVERSAL SYSTEMS OF DEFORMATION( LITERATURE, THE NOVEL AND CULTURE ), Symposium, 49(2), 1995, pp. 93-113
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AGAMBEN G
Citation: G. Agamben, WE REFUGEES + EUROPEAN JEWRY, Symposium, 49(2), 1995, pp. 114-119
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CAVARERO A
Citation: A. Cavarero, THINKING DIFFERENCE + PHILOSOPHY OF GENDER AND REASONING, Symposium, 49(2), 1995, pp. 120-129
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EVANGELISTI S
MARTINAT M
MEDIOLI F
PAPA C
TONINI C
Citation: S. Evangelisti et al., GENERATIONS - WOMENS TRADITION AND THE HANDING DOWN OF HISTORY, Symposium, 49(2), 1995, pp. 130-135
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CANNON J
Citation: J. Cannon, REWRITING THE FEMALE DESTINY - MARAINI,DACIA LA 'LUNGA DI MARIANNA UCRIA', Symposium, 49(2), 1995, pp. 136-146
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BIASIN GP
Citation: Gp. Biasin, ZENOS LOCOMOTIVE + ITALIAN LITERATURE AND SVEVO,ITALO, Symposium, 49(2), 1995, pp. 147-156
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OTTONIERI T
Citation: T. Ottonieri, PARABLES OF POSITIONING -GARDE ITALIAN LITERATURE, GRUPPO-63( AVANT), Symposium, 49(2), 1995, pp. 157-168
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VERDICCHIO P
Citation: P. Verdicchio, RECLAIMING GRAMSCI - A BRIEF SURVEY OF CURRENT AND POTENTIAL USES OF THE WORK OF GRAMSCI,ANTONIO, Symposium, 49(2), 1995, pp. 169-176
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DOWLING LH
Citation: Lh. Dowling, CROSSING BORDERS, NOVASCALVO,LINO 'TRINQUENME AHI A ESE HOMBRE', Symposium, 49(1), 1995, pp. 3-21
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FAU C
Citation: C. Fau, THE RITUAL AND THE COMEDIENNE IN 3 PLAYS BY DURAS,MARGUERITE, Symposium, 49(1), 1995, pp. 22-34
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MORARU C
Citation: C. Moraru, ALLEGORIES OF SUBVERSION, HERMENEUTICS AND THE POLITICS OF CRITICAL-READING - A ROMANIAN CASE, Symposium, 49(1), 1995, pp. 35-50
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DRAGACCIPAULSEN F
Citation: F. Dragaccipaulsen, THE MYTH OF THE NEGRO IN RIMBAUD AND CESA IRE, CONSTANTLY RELATED TO KIERKEGAARD, Symposium, 49(1), 1995, pp. 52-64
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VITIELLO J
Citation: J. Vitiello, FRIENDSHIP IN THE NOVELS OF CHEDID,ANDREE, Symposium, 49(1), 1995, pp. 65-80