Keyword [subversive]
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| 21. | The Interpretation Of Roth’s Subversive Writing In The Collection Goodbye, Columbus From Hall’s Cultural Identity Concept |
| 22. | A Study On Decameron Under The Perspective Of Bakhtin’s Carnival Theory |
| 23. | Study Of Subculture Of Time-travel TV Series In Contemporary China |
| 24. | A Song Of Carnival |
| 25. | The Structure The Narrative Experience,Li Qing’s Conceptual Expression |
| 26. | The Brutish World In Günter Grass’s Works |
| 27. | On The Subversive Marriage Theme In Gone Girl From A Feminist Perspective |
| 28. | A Study Of Subversive Theme On American Black Female Fictions In The 20thCentury |
| 29. | A Study Of The Subversive Narrative In Flannery O'Connor's Fiction |
| 30. | On The Subversive Rewriting Of Grimm's Fairy Tale "Snow White" By Contemporary British And American Writers |
| 31. | "Transplantation" And "Subversion" |
| 32. | Subversive technologies: The machine age poetics of F. T. Marinetti, Ezra Pound, and Charles Olson |
| 33. | Subversive merit: The revision of the classical clever slave as witty servant and social satirist in the comedies of Ben Jonson |
| 34. | Atwood's woman: The subversive force of feminine performances in 'Surfacing' and 'Alias Grace' |
| 35. | Under the radar: The subversive work of American children's books, 1930--1980 |
| 36. | Subversive exposure: Realism and masquerade in Song Byeok's art practice |
| 37. | Investigators and Troublemakers: Subversive and Subverted Epistemologies in Post/colonial Francophone Literature |
| 38. | The American musical stage as a site of utopian possibilities: Subversive representations of race and gender in 'Violet' and 'Caroline, or Change' |
| 39. | 'Subversive Feminist Thrusts': Feminist Dystopian Writing and Religious Fundamentalism in Margaret Atwood's 'The Handmaid's Tale', Louise Marley's 'The Terrorists of Irustan', Marge Piercy's 'He, She and It', and Sheri S. Tepper's 'Raising the Stones' |
| 40. | The subversive China in twentieth-century French literature (Paul Claudel, Victor Segalen, Andre Malraux, Henri Michaux, Philippe Sollers) |
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