SENTIMENTALITY IN POSTMODERNIST FICTION: FROM ETHICAL PROBLEM TO ETHICAL POSSIBILITY.
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A MIND POISED BETWEEN DESIRES: THE ETHOS OF T.S. ELIOT'S POETRY AND CRITICISM.
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THE LOOK OF ETHICS: EMMANUEL LEVINAS, LÉO BRONSTEIN, AND THE INTERHUMAN INTRIGUE.
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"YOUR OTHERNESS IS PERFECT AS MY DEATH": THE ETHICS AND AESTHETICS OF LI-YOUNG LEE'S POETRY.
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DAVID MAMET'S ALTERED ETHICS: FINDING FORGIVENESS, OR SOMETHING LIKE IT, IN HOUSE OF GAMES, THE SPANISH PRISONER, AND STATE AND MAIN.
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NIGHTWOOD AND THE LIMITS OF REPRESENTATION.
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REPRESENTATIONS OF RAPE IN APARTHEID AND POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICAN LITERATURE.
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THE USES AND ABUSES OF CHILDREN: FAIRY TALES AND THE PORNOGRAPHIC.
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CHECKPOINT SYNDROME: VIOLENCE, MADNESS, AND ETHICS IN THE HEBREW LITERATURE OF THE INTIFADA.
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BODILY FORMATIONS AND READING STRATEGIES IN JOHN DONNE'S METEMPSYCHOSIS.
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READING KRISTEVA AND BEYOND: PSYCHOANALYSIS AS TEXTUAL ETHICS.
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"ALL THIS TRACTATE IS BUT A DREAM": THE ETHICS OF DREAM NARRATION IN THOMAS NASHE'S THE TERRORS OF THE NIGHT.
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TELLING STORIES: ALTERITY AND ETHICS IN JOHN BANVILLE'S THE UNTOUCHABLE AND SHROUD.
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THE ETHICS OF MODALITY IN PAULINE SMITH'S "THE SISTERS.".
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SHAKESPEARE'S OTHELLO: JEALOUSY AND HERMENEUTICS.
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POST-TEXTUAL ETHICS: FOUCAULT'S RHETORICAL WILL.
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PLAYING BALL WITH GOD: BREAKING THE LAW IN BREAKING THE WAVES.
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THE GROTESQUE ON FLESHING OUT THE SUBJECT OF ETHICS.
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EXECRABLE SPEECH: LOUIS-FERDINAND CÉLINE'S BAGATELLES POUR UN MASSACRE.
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THE NOVEL THE SOCIAL, AND THE EVENT: AN INTERNATIONAL ETHICAL ENCOUNTER.
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TEXTUAL ETHOS STUDIES--OR LOCATING ETHICS.
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