REPRESENTING EXCEPTION IN THE OLD ENGLISH JUDITH AND CARL SCHMITT'S POLITICAL THEOLOGY.
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Works matching IS 19479441 AND DT 2014 AND VI 7
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EDMUND SPENSER'S MARRIED CHASTITY: OVID, FEMINIST CODING, AND RHETORICAL ANDROGYNY IN BOOK III OF THE FAERIE QUEENE.
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GREAT DARKNESSES, MYSTERIOUS STRANGERS, INFERNAL PERSONAE: MARK TWAIN'S OTHERWORLDLY PERSPECTIVES.
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HENRY JAMES'S "THE FRIENDS OF THE FRIENDS" AND THE EMERGENCE OF SOCIAL NETWORK THEORY.
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AN EXPERIMENT IN IDENTITY: KATE AND EDNA IN THE AWAKENING.
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THE VARIED RECEPTION AND RESPONSE OF THE INQUISITION TO TWO SAINT CHRISTOPHER COMEDIAS IN 1640s SEVILLE.
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