Keyword [Pleasure]
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| 181. | Formality and the pursuit of pleasure in early medieval Chinese banquet poetry |
| 182. | Pleasure, persuasion and the good in Plato's 'Gorgias' |
| 183. | The Emotion Goals to Experience Pride and Pleasure Predict Self-control Ability |
| 184. | A Guilty Pleasure: The impact of peer communication on the interaction of orthodoxy, sexual desire, and sex guilt among heterosexual Christian college women |
| 185. | Pleasure reading in the Spanish and English biliteracy of successful Puerto Rican college first-year students |
| 186. | Jean Genet's 'Un chant d'Amour' Concrete poetry of nostalgia and pleasure |
| 187. | Pleasure and the nature of the ethical subject |
| 188. | In and Out of War: Space, Pleasure and Cinema in Hamburg 1938--1949 |
| 189. | Deception Narratives and the (Dis)Pleasure of Being Cheated: The Cases of Gogol, Nabokov, Mamet, and Flannery O'Connor |
| 190. | Constructing context: Historical archaeology and the pleasure garden in Prince George's County, Maryland, 1740--1790 |
| 191. | The Content, Structure, and Outcomes of Differentiated Pleasure: An Exploration |
| 192. | Ancient spectator of tragedy: Facets of emotion, pleasure, and learning |
| 193. | The pleasure of ulteriority: Four essays on verbal metaphor |
| 194. | 'Alien' Thoughts: Mind Reading and Spectatorial Pleasure in Ridley Scott's Horror Film |
| 195. | Mixing business with pleasure: The impact of blended relationships on emotion work in organizations |
| 196. | Sexuality Under the Influence: The Queer Pleasure of Illicit Drugs in Transatlantic Gay and Lesbian Culture |
| 197. | The Problem of Pleasure: Disciplining the German Jewish Reading Revolution, 1770-187 |
| 198. | Disciplining pleasure: The erotic science of the 'Kamasutra' |
| 199. | Eat and be eaten: The aesthetic pleasures of M. F. K. Fisher and Elizabeth David |
| 200. | Orientation: Kant and the Aesthetic Content of Cognition |
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