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Authors:
CONLEY T
Citation: T. Conley, UNPACKING DUCHAMP - ART IN TRANSIT - JUDOVITZ,D, Sub-stance, (82), 1997, pp. 170-172
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VANDERWEIDE J
Citation: J. Vanderweide, THE TEXT WHICH IS DIFFICULT TO REACH - LINETSKI,V, Sub-stance, (82), 1997, pp. 173-175
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PIERSSENS M
Citation: M. Pierssens, LITERARY-STUDIES AND THE END OF HISTORY, Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 6-19
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LEVY S
Citation: S. Levy, WONDERS + 25 YEARS OF 'SUB-STANCE', Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 20-29
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EGGINTON W
Citation: W. Egginton, A WRINKLE IN HISTORICAL TIME + NARRATOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HISTORIOGRAPHY, Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 30-55
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KAPLAN C
Citation: C. Kaplan, GAMES CRITICS PLAY -THEORY( WITTGENSTEIN IMPORTANT LEGACY, MODERN GAME), Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 56-68
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SWIRSKI P
Citation: P. Swirski, LITERARY-STUDIES AND LITERARY PRAGMATICS - THE CASE OF THE 'PURLOINEDLETTER'( POE,E.A ), Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 69-89
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AMIRAN E
Citation: E. Amiran, AGAINST NARRATIVE POETICS - POSTMODERN NARRATIVE RETURNS, Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 90-109
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UHLMANN A
Citation: A. Uhlmann, TO HAVE DONE WITH JUDGMENT - BECKETT AND DELEUZE, Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 110-131
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DOUGLAS P
Citation: P. Douglas, NIETZSCHEAN GEOMETRY, Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 132-152
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CONLEY VA
Citation: Va. Conley, 'RUE ORDENER, RUE LABAT' - FRENCH - KOFMAN,S, Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 153-159
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LEIGH J
Citation: J. Leigh, PEREC,GEORGES - TO WRITE RATHER THAN TO SAY IT - FRENCH - BEHAR,S, Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 159-161
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PEDRAZA J
Citation: J. Pedraza, CIRCUMSTANCES - CHANCE IN THE LITERARY TEXT - BELL,D, Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 161-164
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TACIUM D
Citation: D. Tacium, A GENEALOGY OF THE SELF - DEQUINCEY,THOMAS AND THE INTOXICATION OF WRITING - CLEJ,A, Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 164-166
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ANDERSON G
Citation: G. Anderson, IN THE REALM OF BEUR FICTION - IMMIGRATION AND IDENTITY - FRENCH - LARONDE,M, Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 166-168
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STAHL A
Citation: A. Stahl, POSTCOLONIAL REPRESENTATIONS - WOMEN, LITERATURE, IDENTITY - LIONNET,F, Sub-stance, (81), 1996, pp. 168-171
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HENAFF M
Citation: M. Henaff, POLITICS ON STAGE - INTRODUCTION, Sub-stance, (80), 1996, pp. 3-5
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HENAFF M
Citation: M. Henaff, THE STAGE OF POWER + THE THEATRICALITY OF THE POLITICAL, Sub-stance, (80), 1996, pp. 7-29
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SFEZ G
Citation: G. Sfez, THE ENIGMA OF THE POLITICAL STAGE DIRECTOR, Sub-stance, (80), 1996, pp. 30-45
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MONTROSE L
Citation: L. Montrose, SHAKESPEARE, THE STAGE, AND THE STATE, Sub-stance, (80), 1996, pp. 46-67
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DUMOUCHEL P
Citation: P. Dumouchel, PERSONA, REASON AND REPRESENTATION IN HOBBES POLITICAL-PHILOSOPHY, Sub-stance, (80), 1996, pp. 68-80
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LICHTENSTEIN J
Citation: J. Lichtenstein, THE REPRESENTATION OF POWER AND THE POWER OF REPRESENTATION, Sub-stance, (80), 1996, pp. 81-92
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STEFANOVSKA M
Citation: M. Stefanovska, A WELL-STAGED COUP-DE-THEATER, THE ROYAL LIT-DE-JUSTICE OF 1718, Sub-stance, (80), 1996, pp. 93-109
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STRONG TB
Citation: Tb. Strong, THEATRICALITY, PUBLIC SPACE, AND MUSIC IN ROUSSEAU, Sub-stance, (80), 1996, pp. 110-127
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VALENTIN M
Citation: M. Valentin, THE ILLUSION OF THE END - BAUDRILLARD,J, Sub-stance, (80), 1996, pp. 128-132