Keyword [Otherness]
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| 101. | Learning about otherness: A comparative analysis of culture teaching and its impact in international language teacher preparation |
| 102. | The attestation of the self as a bridge between hermeneutics and ontology in the philosophy of Paul Ricoeur |
| 103. | 'The autobiographical pact': Otherness and redemption in four French avant-garde artists |
| 104. | Framed! Encountering otherness in frame narratives |
| 105. | Interfacing ethics: The ethical relation from Kant to Derrida |
| 106. | The untamed other: Beastly, mythical, and corporeal representations in Vaz Ferreira, Agustini, and Ibarbourou |
| 107. | Metafiction, dialogue, and otherness in the works of Carmen Martin Gaite and Miguel de Unamuno |
| 108. | Consuming racial others: Media representations of racial otherness in Japanese nationhood |
| 109. | Repainting romance: Ekphrasis and otherness in Renaissance imitations of ancient Greek romance |
| 110. | Fringing visibility: Otherness, marginality and the question of subaltern truth in 'Antes que Anochezca', 'La Virgen de los Sicarios' and 'Cidade de Deus' |
| 111. | Network, British Romanticism, and otherness |
| 112. | Tracing the evolving nexus of race, species, and 'otherness' in the Star Wars film franchise |
| 113. | Unpacking utopia: Uncustomary inspections of the ideological baggage of exploration, empire, and otherness in selected English and American utopian fictions |
| 114. | Trading India: Commerce, spectacle, and otherness, in early modern England |
| 115. | Darkening mirrors: Imperial representation, otherness and subjectivity in African American performance during the depression era |
| 116. | Ethics 2.0: Post-biological-posthuman subjectivity and the challenge to ethics (Emmanuel Levinas) |
| 117. | Between worlds: Race, empire, and otherness in the writings of W. M. Thackeray |
| 118. | Wittgenstein on teaching and otherness: Toward an ethic of teaching |
| 119. | Hopi hova: Anthropological assumptions of gendered otherness in Native American societies |
| 120. | Reason, art, and otherness: Heidegger in light of contemporary criticism |
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