Keyword [Adventure]
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| 101. | Out of her separate sphere: The action-adventure heroine in American literature, 1790--1900 |
| 102. | Adventure-based counseling with at-risk early adolescents |
| 103. | An adventure of the idea of freedom: From Kant's Third Antinomy to the contingent necessity of pure practical reason |
| 104. | Re-telling architecture: An adventure in Wonderland |
| 105. | An articulation and formalization of Kurt Hahn's model of adventure education |
| 106. | The adventure-journey perspective: Postmodern adventure therapy expressed through the hero's journey metaphor |
| 107. | Still adventurous: Genre shifts, narrative experiments, and the legacy of the late-Victorian adventure story |
| 108. | The call to adventure: An ethnographic and textual study of adventure ecotourism through whitewater paddling |
| 109. | Hollywood portrayal of modern international terrorism in blockbuster action-adventure films: From the Iran hostage crisis to September 11, 2001 |
| 110. | Interpreting rightness at a U.S. Islamic school: A --- adventure tale |
| 111. | Exploring the relationship among rock climbing engagement, sensation-seeking, and creativity: A multi-method approach to understanding the adventure seeking creativity model |
| 112. | Using means-end theory to better understand the integrated wilderness adventure experience |
| 113. | 'The Most Hazardous and Dangerous and Greatest Adventure on Which Man Has Ever Embarked': The Frontier in Presidential Pro-Space Discourse, 1957--1963 |
| 114. | Pirates, Runaways, and Long-Lost Princes: Race and National Identity in Transatlantic Adventure Fiction |
| 115. | The common adventure of mankind: Academic internationalism and Western historical practice from Versailles to Potsdam |
| 116. | 'The English Patient': A triumvirate's heroic journey |
| 117. | Wounded veterans: Reintegration through adventure-based experience; A narrative inquir |
| 118. | The adventure of cinema: The films of Mt. Everest from 1922 to 1996 (Nepal, China) |
| 119. | The effect of a freshman adventure orientation program on the development of social interest |
| 120. | Capital adventures: Gender, Englishness and economics in Victorian fiction (Elizabeth Gaskell, Rudyard Kipling, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, W. Somerset Maugham, A. S. Byatt) |
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