Keyword [Dick]
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| 81. | Representation Of Human Empathy In Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? |
| 82. | On The Subversion And Containment In Moby Dick |
| 83. | The Reconstruction Of Human Identity In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence |
| 84. | A Study Of Moby-Dick From The View Of "Land Ethics" |
| 85. | Posthuman Identity In Philip K.Dick’s Science Fiction |
| 86. | An Intertextual Study On Bob Dylan’s Lyrics In View Of His Nobel Lecture |
| 87. | A Study Of Dick’s Choices Of(Im) Politeness In The Novel Tender Is The Night |
| 88. | A Study On The Translation Of Irony In Moby Dick From The Perspective Of Relevance Theory |
| 89. | Sci-tech And Ethics In Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? |
| 90. | The Space Construction And Post-modern Writing In "The Man In The High Castle" |
| 91. | He gives us more besides: Reimagining 'Moby Dick' as a work of science |
| 92. | 'Moby-Dick' and the mythology of oil |
| 93. | Ishmael's sea journey and the monomyth archetypal theory in Melville's 'Moby-Dick' |
| 94. | Man in the age of mechanical reproduction: Variations on transhumanism in the works of Smith, Delany, Dick, Wells, and Gibson |
| 95. | 'A biological necessity at work': Evolution in selected novels of Philip K. Dick |
| 96. | Philip K. Dick: Canonical writer of the digital age |
| 97. | Ubiquitous entropy and heat death in Philip K. Dick and Pamela Zoline |
| 98. | Herman Melville's use of animals: The chain of natural science, anthropomorphic symbolism, and literary naturalism in 'Moby-Dick' and 'The Encantadas' |
| 99. | The Strange Life And Stranger Afterlife Of King Dick including His Adventures in Haiti and Hollywood with Observations on The Construction of Race, Class, Nationality, Gender, Slang Etymology and Religion as a preliminary exploration of Pop Fiction, Pulp |
| 100. | The 'hybrid hero' in western dime novels: An analysis of women's gender performance, dress, and identity in the Deadwood Dick series |
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