Paradise - Globe Thesis

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181.	A Report On The Translation Of Literature And The Renaissance Garden From Elizabeth Ⅰ To Charles Ⅱ:England’s Paradise(Chapter 2)
182.	Review Of "Communist Paradise":Research On "Xu Shui Experience"
183.	The Application Of Five Elements Culture In The Visual Image Design Of Fu Frog Paradise
184.	On Methods Of Translating Intertextuality In Paradise Of Fang Siqi’s First Love(Excerpt)
185.	The Application Of Patchwork Composition In The Creation Of Paradise Lost
186.	Interpretation Of "The Paradise On Earth" Combined With The Psychology Of Image Reproduction
187.	A Study On The Narrative Strategy Of Chinese Female Documentaries
188.	Analysis Of The Performance Of Debussy's Piano Suite "Children's Paradise"
189.	The Documentary "Jiangnan Context-Taste Bud Paradise" Explained By The Director
190.	Talk About The Grotesque Elements In Bosch's Paradise On Earth
191.	Paradise for the young: Youth spectatorship in the American silent film era, 1904-1933
192.	The thief of paradise: Milton and Seventh-day Adventism
193.	The labor of writing in the pastoral genre: Philip Sidney's 'Arcadia' through John Milton's 'Paradise Lost'
194.	Old versus new: Cartographic discourse and mapping the Protestant identity in 'Paradise Lost'
195.	Milton's Word Mosaic Expressive Synthetic Syntax in 'Paradise Lost'
196.	Lifting up the serpent in the wilderness: The reader's journey through John Milton's 'Paradise Lost', an intertextual study
197.	Milton's indeterminate theodicy: Will, grace, and cause in 'Paradise Lost'
198.	Beyond paradise and power. Contending arguments on the future of transatlantic relations and the West (1991--2001)
199.	Phenomenal fictions: The dynamics of connection in two contemporary American multi-textual constructs, Paul Auster's 'The New York Trilogy' and Toni Morrison's 'Beloved', 'Jazz', and 'Paradise'
200.	'A paradise of my own creation': Domesticity and the gothic in Jane Austen's 'Northanger Abbey', Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein', and Bram Stoker's 'Dracula'
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