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141. | Youthful displacement: City, travel and narrative formation in Tang tales |
142. | Lack, loss and displacement: Renarrativizing 'Chineseness' through the aesthetics of Southeast Asian literature and film |
143. | Narratives of displacement: The evolution of the Caribbean-American transnational narrative |
144. | Disruption, displacement, ambivalence: The making of migrant identities among women in the Keralite diaspora |
145. | Nowhere near: Displaced self and nation in Korean and American postmodern texts |
146. | Through a Burmese looking-glass: Transgression, displacement, and transnational women's identities |
147. | Examining OHV user displacement at the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area: A ten year trend study |
148. | Species of afterlife: Translation and displacement in twentieth-century Chinese-English contexts (Arthur Miller, Gao Xingjian, Maxine Hong Kingston, Amy Tan, Ha Jin) |
149. | Teaching 20th century Jewish American Literature: Community, family, and displacement |
150. | Putting Place Back into Displacement: Reevaluating Diaspora in the Contemporary Literature of Migration |
151. | Networks of Displacement: Genealogy, Nationality, and Ambivalence in Works by Vladimir Nabokov and Gary Shteyngart |
152. | Imagined travel: Displacement, landscape, and literati identity in the song lyrics of Su Shi (1037--1101) (China) |
153. | Writing 'out of all the camps': J. M. Coetzee's narratives of displacement (South Africa) |
154. | Formation and failure of moraine-dammed Queen Bess Lake, southern Coast Mountains, British Columbia |
155. | Ecological character displacement in brook sticklebacks ( Culaea inconstans) |
156. | A myrtle in the forest: Displacement and renewal in medieval Hispano-Jewish literature |
157. | Narratives of travel: The cultural discourses of displacement in Hong Kong |
158. | Uptown Chicago: The origins and emergence of a movement against displacement, 1947--1972 (Illinois) |
159. | Poetics of displacement: Twentieth-century Chinese-Western intercultural theatre |
160. | Theorizing translation: Borges, displacement, and irreverence (Jorge Luis Borges, Argentina) |
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