Keyword [Crossings]
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| 1. | A Survey On The Standardization Of Standardized Chinese Characters In The Border Area Of West Yunnan Province |
| 2. | Modernist Narrative Characteristics Of Crossings By Chinese American Writer Chuang Hua |
| 3. | The Study On China-south Korea Film Re-occupation In The 21st Century |
| 4. | Flexible literacies, cultural crossings and global identities: Three Singaporean adolescent boys' reading and identity practices' in a globalized world |
| 5. | Borders, barriers, and crossings: Cormac McCarthy's 'All the Pretty Horses' and 'The Crossing' |
| 6. | Atlantic crossings: Race, gender, and the construction of families in eighteenth-century La Rochelle |
| 7. | Border crossings: The cultural brokerage and artistic practice of David Ruben Piqtoukun |
| 8. | Forbidden crossings: Morisco emigration to Spanish America, 1492--1650 |
| 9. | Boundary crossings: Understanding the nature of women's experiences within contemporary fiber guilds |
| 10. | Borders and crossings: Trade, diplomacy and ginseng between Qing China and Choson Korea |
| 11. | Shadow play: Fantasies and subjectivities in European-Chinese crossings |
| 12. | Border crossings and multicultural whiteness: Nationalism in the global production and United States reception of vampire films |
| 13. | Animal demons as humans: Sex, gender, and boundary crossings in Six Dynasties zhiguai literature (China) |
| 14. | Border crossings: The making of German identities in the New World, 1850--1914 (Ontario, New York) |
| 15. | Literary crossings: Britain and the Americas in the nineteenth century |
| 16. | Southern crossings: Italians, cinema, and modernity (Italy, 1861--New York, 1920) |
| 17. | Trans/national crossings of Asian America: Nationalism and globalization in Asian American cultural studies |
| 18. | Violent inscriptions: Border crossings in early nineteenth-century American literary history |
| 19. | Border crossings: The diffusion of scarlet fever in mid-Victorian Essex Count |
| 20. | Cultural crossings: Migration, generation, and gender in writings by Claude McKay and Paule Marshall |
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