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Prospects for a new humanism in a post-humanist age: Re-examining the later works of Jean-Paul Sartre
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Imitating women: Rhetoric, gender, and humanist pedagogy in English Renaissance drama
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Spenser's 'inward ey': Poetics, lexicography, and the motives for Edmund Spenser's linguistic idealism
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The prefaces of Badius Ascensius: The humanist printer as arbiter of French humanism and the medieval tradition in France
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A Ciceronian sunburn: Humanist/ic rhetoric and the ethics of Spenserian poetics
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Humanist taste and Franciscan values: Cornelio Musso and Catholic preaching in sixteenth-century Italy
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Finding the body: Essays toward a new humanist poetics
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Humanism and the artist Raphael: A view of Renaissance history through his humanist accomplishments
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Reform of church and state: English humanist pamphlets and letters, 1529-1547
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The humanist as reader: Petrarch's use of the writings of Augustine
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Girolamo Savonarola and the problem of humanist reform in Florence
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From isolation to whole sight: A study of humanist existentialism in John Fowles, Albert Camus, and Jean-Paul Sartre
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EARLY RENAISSANCE SCULPTURE AND ARCHITECTURE AT CASTIGLIONE OLONA IN NORTHERN ITALY AND THE PATRONAGE OF A HUMANIST, CARDINAL BRANDA CASTIGLIONE (LOMBARDY, FRANCO-FLEMISH)
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HISTORY AND MEMORY IN SHAKESPEARE'S HISTORY PLAYS
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Rocking the Boat and Sinking the Ark: the Humanist Novel as Vehicle for the Victorian Religious Crisis
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Humanist and Puritan traditions in Milton's pastoral poetry: Syncretic shepherds upholding religious liberty for dissenting Protestant groups
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Post-humanist Perspective On Man And Nature In Beckett's Plays
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Post-humanist Interpretation Of Do Androids Dream Of Electronic Sheep?
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Marx's Transcendence Of Feuerbach's Anthropology
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