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Nugent, Gabrielle, author.
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The Work of Water in Edwidge Danticat's Environmental Imagination / Nugent, Gabrielle, author.
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Christensen, Hannah McCurdy, author. (orcid)0000-0001-5843-6251
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Fantastic Worlds: The Work of Affect in Middle English Romance / Christensen, Hannah McCurdy
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Morse, Cameron, author.
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, and in the poems themselves, how his poetry has developed during his graduate work at the University
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Simms, Christian Alexander, author.
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classroom. Once providing evidence for how writers execute emotion in their work, the thesis continues by
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Bevin, Elizabeth G., author.
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become confined within the limited social body. Some characters work to confine others, some overcome
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Stavridis, Katerina, author.
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effects of a mind given space to work and reflect. The poems show how the mind expresses itself through
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Stevens, Kevin Joseph, author.
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. While critics have recognized that unreliable narrators work in various ways to suppress, censor, or
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Cunard, Candace Gail, author.
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. Scholarship on the sentimental novel and the literature of sensibility tends to locates the ethical work of
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Eichholz, Patrick, author.
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's work in the context of the Great War and in dialogue with the various other formalisms that arose in
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DeBorde, Alisa M., author.
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-century texts, with few exceptions, consider trauma in terms of its modern theories. While the work of Cathy
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Yan, Rae X., author.
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the practices of comparative anatomy. Philosophical anatomists saw the work of anatomy as one not
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Linares, Trinidad, author.
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order to narrow the study of Christie's work, I concentrated on Western tourists (mainly English and

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