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Classical Rhetoric and Its Christian and Secular Tradition from Ancient to Modern Times

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John Newton’s (1622-1678) 'Art of Rhetorick' as Contribution to a Reform of the British Education and in the Context of Movements of Education in European National Language
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Rhetoric and Advocacy
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Continental Poetics
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The Ghost of Rhetoric
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Strategic Rhetoric, Dialogue, and the Long Now
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Communication Theory and Philosophy
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From Ancient World to Middle Ages: Adaptation and Transmission
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From Ancient World to Middle Ages: Adaptation and Transmission
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Approaching Persuasion
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Isocrates and the History of Educational Ideas: Deficiencies of Educationist Historiography
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Sekundärliteratur zur Geschichte der Rhetorik und Poetik
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Rhetorik
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New Rhetoric — Newest Rhetoric: Ernst-Robert Curtius, Chaim Perelman, Ernesto Grassi, Michel Meyer and What Now?
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Rereading sophistical arguments: A political intervention
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On the origin of normative argumentation theory: The paradoxical case of the Rhetoric to Alexander
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American Legal argumentation: The Law and Literature/rhetoric movement
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A Place for Figures of Speech in Argumentation Theory
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A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Argument Predispositions in China: Argumentativeness, Verbal Aggressiveness, Argument Frames, and Personalization of Conflict
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Narration and narratives: the “acculturation/call” story as a blend of oral and literate world view
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Poet as politician: Venantius Fortunatus' panegyric to King Chilperic
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Rhetoric: History
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Inventing Hebrews
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Eloquence and virtue in Cicero's statesman
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Justice and the limits of the soul
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Christ and the formation of the just society
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Divine eloquence and virtue in the scriptures
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Wisdom's hidden reasons
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Eloquence and virtue in Augustine's statesman
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An apology for the unity of 2 Corinthians
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The anatomy of a genre: sources, nature, and features of forensic rhetoric
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A rhetorical analysis of 2 Corinthians as ancient apology
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The rhetorical exigency of 2 Corinthians
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The rhetorical disposition of 2 Corinthians
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The rhetorical invention of 2 Corinthians
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The rhetoric of 2 Corinthians and the nature of Paul's theology
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How the peroratio (12.11–13.10) summarizes 2 Corinthians
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Topoi for each subtype of the qualitative stasis
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Narrative precedents of Jesus' trial
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Luke's account of Jesus' trial
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The trial of Jesus in narrative retrospection
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The trials of Peter
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The trials of Paul
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Paul, the Stoics, and the Body of Christ
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The renaissance of eloquence
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The Cambridge History of Political Thought 1450–1700
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Frontmatter
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Introduction
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Italian political thought, 1450–1530
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Law
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Transalpine humanism
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Scholasticism: survival and revival
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Christian obedience and authority, 1520–1550
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Calvinism and resistance theory, 1550–1580
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Sovereignty and the mixed constitution: Bodin and his critics
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Absolutism and royalism
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England: ancient constitution and common law
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Leveller democracy and the Puritan Revolution
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English Republicanism
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Tacitism, scepticism, and reason of state
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Grotius and Selden
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Biographies
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The Cambridge History of Renaissance Philosophy
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Introduction
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The Renaissance concept of philosophy
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Logic and language: Humanistic logic
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Natural philosophy: Traditional natural philosophy
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Natural philosophy: The new Philosophy of nature
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Natural philosophy: Astrology and magic
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Moral philosophy
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Political philosophy
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Psychology: The concept of psychology
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Problems of knowledge and action: Theories of knowledge
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Problems of knowledge and action: Epistemology of the sciences
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Appendices: The availability of ancient works
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Appendices: The rise of the philosophical textbook
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Bibliography
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Frontmatter
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Early Greek views of poets and poetry
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Language and meaning in archaic and classical Greece
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Plato and poetry
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The evolution of a theory of artistic prose
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Augustan Critics
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Greek Criticism of the Empire
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Christianity and Criticism
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Bibliography
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The Cambridge History of Literary Criticism
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Frontmatter
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Introduction
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Grammaticaand literary theory
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The arts of poetry and prose
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The arts of letter-writing
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The profits of pleasure
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Anglo-Saxon textual attitudes
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Literary criticism in Welsh beforec. 1300
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Criticism and literary theory in Old Norse-Icelandic
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Latin commentary tradition and vernacular literature
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Occitan grammars and the art of troubadour poetry
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Literary theory and polemic in Castile,c. 1200–c. 1500
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Literary criticism in Middle High German literature
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Dante Alighieri: experimentation and (self-)exegesis
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TheEpistle to Can Grande
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Latin and vernacular from Dante to the age of Lorenzo (1321–c. 1500)
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Humanist views on the study of poetry in the early Italian Renaissance
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Humanist criticism of Latin and vernacular prose
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Byzantine criticism and the uses of literature
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Bibliography
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Frontmatter
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Poetry, 1660-1740
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Drama, after 1740
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Prose fiction: France
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Prose fiction: Great Britain
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Prose fiction: Germany and the Netherlands
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Historiography
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Criticism and the rise of periodical literature
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Theories of language
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The contributions of rhetoric to literary criticism
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Theories of Style
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Generality and particularity
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Women and literary criticism
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Canons and canon formation
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Taste and aesthetics
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Literature and the other arts
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Classical scholarship and literary criticism
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Science and literary criticism
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Music and rhetoric
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The Cambridge History of French Literature
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Frontmatter
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Introduction
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The troubadours: the Occitan model
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Thechanson de geste
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Myth and thematière de Bretagne
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Sexuality, shame, and the genesis of romance
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The Grail
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Women authors of the Middle Ages
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Crusades and identity
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Rhetoric and historiography: Villehardouin'sLa Conquête de Constantinople
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Humour and the obscene
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Allegory and interpretation
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History and fiction: the narrativity and historiography of the matter of Troy
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Mysticism
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Prose romance
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Rhetoric and theatre
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The rise of metafiction in the late Middle Ages
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What does ‘Renaissance’ mean?
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Sixteenth-century religious writing
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Women writers in the sixteenth century
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Sixteenth-century prose narrative
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Sixteenth-century thought
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Sixteenth-century travel writing
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Sixteenth-century margins
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Tragedy: early to mid seventeenth century
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Seventeenth-century comedy
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Seventeenth-century poetry
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Seventeenth-century philosophy
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Seventeenth-century women writers
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Moralistewriting in the seventeenth century
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Seventeenth-century religious writing
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Seventeenth-century margins
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What is Enlightenment?
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The eighteenth-century novel
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The eighteenth-centuryconte
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Eighteenth-century comic theatre
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Eighteenth-century theatrical tragedy
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Eighteenth-century philosophy
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Libertinage
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Eighteenth-century travel
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Eighteenth-century margins
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Theroman personnel
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Romanticism: art, literature, and history
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Realism
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French poetry, 1793–1863
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Symbolism
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Madness and writing
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Literature and the city in the nineteenth century
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Nineteenth-century travel writing
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Philosophy and ideology in nineteenth-century France
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Naturalism
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Impressionism: art, literature, and history, 1870–1914
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Decadence
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Avant-garde: text and image
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Autobiography
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The modern French novel
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The contemporary French novel
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Existentialism
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Modern French thought
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French drama in the twentieth century
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Twentieth-century poetry
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Francophone writing
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Writing and postcolonial theory
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Travel writing, 1914–2010
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French cinema, 1895–2010
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Holocaust writing and film
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Women writers, artists, and filmmakers
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French popular culture and the case ofbande dessinée
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Literature, film, and new media
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Select bibliography
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Hand Over Fist: The Failure of Stoic Rhetoric
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Metamorphoses of the Jesuits: Sexual Identity, Gender Roles, and Hierarchy in Catholicism
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