Keyword [imaginary]
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| 181. | Sinthome: Imaginary solutions to compositional problems |
| 182. | The Austrian Imaginary of Wilderness: Landscape, History and Identity in Contemporary Austrian Literature |
| 183. | The sound of the Third Wave: Science fiction, imaginary machines and the future of Techno |
| 184. | Settlement fictions: Global South literature and the postcolonial urban imaginary |
| 185. | The dynamics of sisterhood in the modern Chinese imaginary, 1890s--1930s |
| 186. | Spectacular Struggles: Utopian Whiteness, Black Resistance, and the National Imaginary in Nineteenth-Century America |
| 187. | The relation of childhood imaginary companions to adult creativity and personality profile |
| 188. | The aesthetics of ambivalence: Pirandello, Schopenhauer, and the transformation of the European social imaginary |
| 189. | Identity fiction: The subversive role of the feminist imaginary in Jeanette Winterson's 'Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit' and 'The Powerbook |
| 190. | Constructing a Filipino American Cold War Social Imaginary, 1945-1965 |
| 191. | Virtual bodies, chaotic practices: Complex narratives in the popular imaginary |
| 192. | Liminality and the vanishing American: Discussions of the imaginary Indian in selected works of Zane Grey |
| 193. | Legacies of an imaginary people: The Phaeacians after Homer |
| 194. | All we know of nation is what we see in the pictures: Will Rogers and the national imaginary in 1920's and 1930's America |
| 195. | Rhetorics of darkness: Modern occultism and the popular imaginary (Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, Aleister Crowley) |
| 196. | Imaginary worlds and cultural hybridity in Isak Dinesen, Vladimir Nabokov and Salman Rushdie (Denmark, India) |
| 197. | The Anglo-Saxon imaginary of the East: A psychoanalytic exploration of the image of the East in Old English literature |
| 198. | 'Porgy and Bess' and the American racial imaginary, 1925--1985 |
| 199. | Tears of blood: Melodrama, the novel, and the social imaginary in nineteenth-century Japan |
| 200. | The 'soul's imaginary sight': Visuality and mimesis in early modern poetics (Richard Crashaw, Francis Quarles, Christopher Harvey, George Herbert, John Milton) |
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