British novel
Centers of Consciousness: Protagonism and the Nineteenth-Century British Novel
... nineteenth-century British novelists make identification easy, they still worry over its moral function, encouraging readers’ sympathy for many disparate and often socially problematic characters even as their ...
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For Shame: Emotion, Gender, And Innovation In The Nineteenth-Century British Novel
... the British novel was shaped to a large and as yet unexplored extent by ...and novel reader throughout the century, offering instead an analytic yet still emotionally charged form of ...
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Novel Properties: Communication, Copyright, and the British Novel, 1710-1774
... Literary investigations of copyright have generally taken a retrospective view of British eighteenth-century copyright law. Influenced by the assumptions and methods of historical materialism, and aiming to ...
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The impulse to tell and to know: the rhetoric and ethics of sympathy in the Nineteenth-century British novel.
... of British society with disapproval and fear, as expressed in Blackwood’s Magazine: “You may come to touch very disagreeable people; at present you are only a few yards ...
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Turning Their Talk: Gendered Conversation in the Nineteenth-Century British Novel
... the novel she seems to affirm it as a practical social good that allows women to hold some authority through their ability to teach and influence a partner in the ways of social ...
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Illuminating the Darkness: The Naturalistic Evolution of Gothicism in the Nineteenth-Century British Novel and Visual Art
... century, as well—there are indeed psychological elements of the scientific realism at stake in the novel, particularly when analyzed on the basis of Sigmund Freud’s concept of the uncanny. As Freud discusses in ...
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Novel Feelings: Emotion, Duration, and the Form of the Eighteenth-Century British Novel
... different novel, such rapidity might be cause for alarm: in Cecilia, for example, it is just what Cecilia hopes to avoid; in other Austen novels, it would at the very least be ...a novel that begins by ...
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Symptomatic identities: lovesickness and the nineteenth-century British novel
... termination of her home and work with Mrs. Mason causes Ruth to realize with certainty that she has done wrong. In her fear and sorrow, “[i]t seemed to the poor child as if Mrs Mason’s words were irrevocable, and that, ...
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'Popular front politics and the British novel, 1934 1940'
... in novel has the result that characters’ fantasies are frequently fantasies of ...the novel he is rehearsing to himself an admonishment of his father for his immorality ‒ ‘have you no regard for ethical ...
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Representations of British Chinese identities and British television drama: mapping the field
... by British Chinese actors as regular/recurring characters are still limited, both in terms of number and time span: Burt Kwouk starred in BBC1 sitcom Last of the Summer Wine (1973-2010) from 2002 until 2010, Sarah ...
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BRITISH THORACIC SOCIETY BRITISH LUNG FOUNDATION PULMONARY REHABILITATION SURVEY
... important role in providing this type of service through support and advice. Encouragingly, the survey reveals that 44% of pulmonary rehabilitation programmes have a BLF Breathe Easy group either attached to the hospital ...
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A special relationship : the British Empire in British and American cinema, 1930 1960
... the British colonial system is part of his motive, it is easy to dismiss his character as simply ...the British protagonists are described by Landy as “benevolent purveyors of reason, justice and peace” and ...
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The Second British Empire: The British Empire and the re-emergence of global finance
... Having failed to persuade the Hong Kong government, the Bank of America turned to the next available jurisdiction that shares many of the above characteristics. This time an ex British colony, Singapore, proved ...
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Evangelicalism and British culture
... which he was associated. Equally it was to be found amongst Evangelicals. They were far less committed than earlier generations of Protestants, whether Churchmen or Dissenters, to precise forms of church order. Instead ...
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The British Binary Option
... The British binary option not only provides a unique protection against unfavourable stock price movements (see more details in Section 5) but also enables the option holder to obtain high returns when the stock ...
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British Colonies A to Z
... Africa Cape of Good Hope SG 3 1853 1 p steenrood op lichtblauw papier, wm Anker, licht gebruikt.. Africa Cape of Good Hope SG 3 1 d brick-red on light blue paper, wm Anchor, fine used[r] ...
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British Journal of Nutrition
... A total of 365 subjects (279 Caucasian women and 86 British South Asian women) were recruited at baseline in summer 2006. By the end of the fourth visit, four complete measurements of 25OHD (measured by EIA) were ...
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The British Call Option
... the British call option (also seen in the British put option [11]) which was touched upon in Section 3 ...the British call option stay close together in the continuation ...
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British Narcotics Policies
... 2As well as examining various official documents, the writer gained useful information through the following: personal interviews with officials of the Dangerous Drugs Branch of the Home[r] ...
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British Journal of Nutrition
... In summary, our data demonstrate that while losing weight during a hypo-energetic diet on the basis of a wheat whole- grain product metabolic risk factors for type 2 diabetes in obese su[r] ...
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