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121	The emergence of American nature writing, 1860-1909: John Burroughs, Henry David Thoreau, and Houghton, Mifflin and Company Lupfer, Eric Christopher 28 August 2008 (has links) Not available / text Nature in literature Philosophy of nature in literature
122	Ontological Torah: an instrument of religious and social discourse Revelson, Harold Glenn 28 August 2008 (has links) Not available / text Torah (The Hebrew word) God (Judaism)
123	THE GROTESQUE IN EARLY AMERICAN NATURALISM Fischler, Lee Lawrence January 1979 (has links) No description available. Grotesque in literature. Naturalism in literature.
124	道家詩學 Cheng, Chun-wai, 鄭振偉 January 1998 (has links) Chinese / Doctoral / Doctor of Philosophy Taoist philosophy.
125	A contemporary psychological approach to analyzing Liu Xie's theory of writing in Wen-Xin Diao-Long Lai, Sing-chi, 黎承志 January 1998 (has links) published_or_final_version / Education / Master / Master of Education Rhetoric and psychology.
126	René Marqués y la realidad puertorriqueña Padilla-Detrés, José, 1936- January 1965 (has links) No description available.
127	Elements of folklore in three periods of Gauchesque literature Carlisle, Charles R. January 1966 (has links) No description available. Folklore -- Argentina. Gauchos in literature.
128	Indigenous views of the European conquest of Mexico as encountered in the Cronicas and the indigenista writers Ries, Carol Estelle, 1926- January 1950 (has links) No description available.
129	Pioneer life as it is reflected in American literature Lockwood, Mary Margaret January 1930 (has links) No description available.
130	Le livre en serie : histoire et theorie de la collection letteraire Montreuil, Sophie. January 2001 (has links) This doctoral thesis examines the literary series [collection litteraire], considered at one and the same time as a form of publication defined and redefined by the publisher since the invention of the printing press and as a paratextual component that has the ability to act on the process of reading the text: An original aspect of this work is that it combines in the same analysis fields of knowledge that are rarely studied together: the history of the book and of publishing, the sociology of literature and in particular the theory of the literary institution, the theory of paratextuality and reader response theory. This thesis examines separately the two dimensions of the topic but follows a logical progression that concludes with a third section. The first section explores the hypothesis that the literary series is the outcome of a long process of definition and specialization which has accompanied the evolution of French publishing and literature. It then goes on to examine cases illustrating the "convergence" of the two, such as the "Bibliotheque Bleue", the "Bibliotheque universelle des romans", the "Bibliotheque Charpentier", the collections of livraisons illustrees published in the 1850's, the "Collection Michel Levy" and a few collections published by Flammarion and Fayard. Following a rereading of the Genettien paratexte (1987) that reviews and further refines the parameters of the concept (its boundaries, its components and their functions) in order to increase its scope of action, the second section explores in depth the essence of the encounter between the series and literature itself and proposes a theory of the series which positions it in relation to a community of readers and recognizes a different functioning, different risks and effects depending on whether it is destined for a specialized public or the general public. Finally, the third section picks up the historical thread that the first section suspended at the beginning of the 20th century Series (Publications) Transmission of texts.

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