Keyword [Noble]
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| 181. | Singing Analysis Of Mozart's Concert Aria "Great Soul, Noble Heart" |
| 182. | Mencius's Thought Of "the People Are Noble And The King Is Despised" And Its Contemporary Ethical Value |
| 183. | Gorgeous Sublime |
| 184. | Analysis And Singing Exploration Of Mozart's Concert Aria Works "Where Am I Going" And "Great Soul And Noble Heart" |
| 185. | Battle Of The Nobles: Aesthetic Study Of Military Etiquette In Zuo Zhuan |
| 186. | The English-Chinese Translation Practice Report Of Optical Studies Of Dynamics In Noble Metal Nanostructures |
| 187. | Two examples of the construction of noble masculinity in English literature at the end of the fourteenth century |
| 188. | The new nobility: A prolegomenon to Plato's 'Greater Hippias' |
| 189. | Enrique Chagoya's Cannibals: The 'Un-Noble' Savage in the Age of Cultural Imperialis |
| 190. | From Noble Savage to colonial subject: Tahiti in eighteenth-century French literatur |
| 191. | The 'noble savage' in chains: Indian slavery in colonial South Carolina, 1670--1735 |
| 192. | The religious nature of ancient Chinese thought: Appropriating a sense of religiousness for classical Confucianism |
| 193. | Noble colonials: Americans and Filipinos, 1901--1940 |
| 194. | Walking the Noble (Savage) Path: The Didactics of Indigenous Knowledge (Re)Presentation in the Toronto Zoo's Canadian Domain |
| 195. | Noble Farmers: The Provincial Landowner in the Russian Cultural Imagination |
| 196. | Noble designs of nature and nation: God, science, and sentiment in women's representations of the American landscape (Almira Phelps, Margaret Fuller, Susan Fenimore Cooper, Mary Treat) |
| 197. | Conflicts of interest: Friendship and love in medieval and Renaissance English literature. The case of 'The Knight's Tale' and 'The Two Noble Kinsmen' |
| 198. | From noble savage to Native problem: Images of South African Blacks in British colonial discourse, 1806-1910 |
| 199. | Ministerial patron-client networks during the reign of Louis XIV: The Phelypeaux de Pontchartrain, 1675-171 |
| 200. | Spyin' noble: Money in novels by Black American women |
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