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21. On The Early Appearance Of The "author" In China
22. Script-to-screen: Film editing and collaborative authorship during the Hollywood Renaissance
23. The construction and positioning of 'Chang Lao': A key to the authorship and contents of the 'Hsu Hsuan Kuai Lu'
24. Playing for Profit: Tracing the Emergence of Authorship through Li Yu's (1611--1680) Adaptations of his Huaben Stories into Chuanqi Drama
25. All reform depends upon you: Femininity, authority, and the politics of authorship in women's antislavery fiction, 1821--1861
26. Exploring the connection between same-sex friendships and the development of self-authorship in Black undergraduate women
27. The art of self-making: American modernist fiction and the performances of identity and authorship
28. Striving before God: Kierkegaard and the concept of religious authorship
29. 'But the page of prowess': Personal satire, humanist imitation, and emergent authorship in Thomas Nashe's 'Strange Newes' and 'Haue With You to Saffron-Walden' and Elizabethan press culture
30. Transmitting while creating: Autotransmission and authorship construction in literary composition
31. The epistolary salon: Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century letter-writing as a vehicle for female authorship
32. Characterizing authorship: Stylometric and pragmatic analysis of editorials in political newsmagazines
33. Norms of authorship in ancient Greece: Case studies of Herodotus, Isocrates, and Plato
34. Gothic authors/ghost writers: The advent of unauthorized authorship in nineteenth-century American gothic literature
35. The concept of alterity in Soren Kierkegaard's authorship
36. Corporate fictions: Film adaptation and authorship in the Classical Hollywood Era
37. Authorship analysis: Discovering the author of a software document
38. Authorship, editorship, and commentatorship of the 'Zhuangzi', with an illustration of the 'Qiwulun' chapter
39. The social construction of authorship: An investigation of subjectivity and rhetorical authority in the college writing classroom
40. Postmortem postmodernists: Authorship and cultural revisionism in late twentieth-century narrative
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