Keyword [Fanny]
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| 1. | "cinderella" The Evolution Of The Image Of British Women Fiction |
| 2. | Female Voice In Fanny Burney’s Evelina |
| 3. | Representation Of Early Urbanization In Evelina |
| 4. | An Analysis Of Fanny In Mansfield Park From The Perspective Of Feminism |
| 5. | A Report On The Translation Of Fanny(Excerpts) From The Marseille Trilogy |
| 6. | A Study On The Heroine Fanny Price's Place Attachment To Mansfield In Jane Austen's Mansfield Park |
| 7. | A Comparative Study On The Reproduction Of Fanny Price's Image In The Two Chinese Translations Of Mansfield Park From The Perspective Of Feminist Translation Theory |
| 8. | Fanny Price's Searches Of The Self |
| 9. | A Study Of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy's Musical Style |
| 10. | Fanny Fern's true motherhood of the heart: Creating change for children in nineteenth-century America through sentimentality, irony, and wit |
| 11. | Speak the Truth and Shame the Devil |
| 12. | Fanny Fern, writer and rhetorician: The influences of George Campbell and Hugh Blair on her discourse |
| 13. | Tropes of time and space in Johnson, Burney, Edgeworth, and Austen (Samuel Johnson, Fanny Burney, Maria Edgeworth, Jane Austen) |
| 14. | A future and a hope: Eschatology of the other in twentieth-century American literature by women (Marianne Moore, Zora Neale Hurston, Lucille Clifton, Fanny Howe) |
| 15. | Expressive use of form, melody and harmony in Fanny Hensel's settings of lyric poetry by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: A study of selected lieder |
| 16. | Das Bild Italiens in den Schriften von Fanny Hensel, geb. Mendelssohn |
| 17. | Status, ideology, and identity: Class ambiguity in the humor of the Lowell 'Factory Girls,' Anne Royall, and Fanny Fern (Massachusetts) |
| 18. | Bloom: The botanical vernacular in the English novel, 1770-1900 (Jane Austen, George Eliot, Fanny Burney, Henry James) |
| 19. | FANNY MENDELSSOHN HENSEL: HER CONTRIBUTIONS TO NINETEENTH-CENTURY MUSICAL LIFE |
| 20. | Emancipation and Compensation In Fanny Lewald's 'Modernes Marchen' |
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