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he published a bibliography of South African | literature and during World War II he was captain in th |
Richter who wrote on and translated English | literature and drama, she studied Philosophy at the Uni |
f Texas with degrees in Spanish Language and | Literature and Philosophy. |
individual) is discussed throughout Rabbinic | literature, and in particular by the classical Jewish p |
amed acting professor of Finnish and Finnish | literature and in 1898, extraordinary personal professo |
AP | Literature and Composition |
cation and research of the Konkani language, | literature and culture. |
also wrote a comprehensive Lexicon of World | Literature and earlier had published a German Literatur |
field and Martin Peretz Professor of Yiddish | Literature and Professor of Comparative Literature Ruth |
Morris read | literature and then theology at the University of Oxfor |
the author of numerous books on Comparative | Literature and is the president emeritus of the Interna |
long time a polemical figure of Nicaragua's | literature and cultural history. |
f Bochum where he began studying comparative | literature and philosophy. |
ying for a BA honours in English and Related | Literature and continues to act and write. |
and the relation between historical texts as | literature and as history. |
It was Boccaccio's final effort in | literature and one of his last works in Italian, the on |
He then taught | literature and theology in various houses of his order |
The flame that burns here is a light for | literature and democracy, a dangerous fire for those in |
He studied Film, | Literature and Media-Law in Germany and Scotland. |
nting and maritime life in art, portraiture, | literature and drama. |
ticular interest in the relationship between | literature and its social context. |
y, English Language and Composition, English | Literature and Composition, Statistics, Calculus AB, Sp |
Walls has researched the intersections of | literature and science in the works of Ralph Waldo Emer |
Arts, | Literature and Society |
She studied at Colombo lyceum for Classic | Literature and consequently at the Academy of Art in Fl |
demic world, he developed work involved with | literature and cinema. |
personal cultural interests, particularly in | literature and the arts, meant that he became a highly |
As the connection between the Chinese | literature and the world's literature was far too littl |
Originally named the Society of Biblical | Literature and Exegesis, the title was shortened to its |
urvitz is Professor of Biblical and Talmudic | Literature, and holds the Dr. Samuel Belkin Chair in Ju |
In older | literature and on many websites, there is still much co |
be remembered chiefly for his work on Border | literature and antiquities. |
. Newman Distinguished Professor of American | Literature and Culture at the University of North Carol |
In 1947-48, he taught English | literature and published literary articles. |
A useful summary of this tradition, its | literature, and historiography may be found in Wedemeye |
The hospital is frequently mentioned within | literature and during the 18th-century and 19th-century |
the greatest accomplishments in art, music, | literature, and photography among Mississippians. |
Cheltenham Festivals organises music, jazz, | literature and science festivals in the town, attractin |
Descamps was a licentiate in philosophy and | literature and an industrialist. |
Vahlen was a specialist of Greek and Latin | literature, and published works on a wide array of anci |
n American folklorist, historian, scholar of | literature and onomastics, educator, and author. |
Mennonite College in 1969, where he studied | literature and was among the first Muslims to enroll. |
re occasional exhibitions on German history, | literature, and art. |
tish Empire in 1945 for services to Scottish | literature and Scottish history. |
alifornia chapter studied politics, read BPP | literature, and received training in firearms and first |
Knight, Stephen (1983) Arthurian | Literature and Society. |
tributed numerous articles to the scientific | literature and provided reports on his discoveries to t |
0, but later he became interested in Russian | literature and traveled to Russia to study Russian lite |
ixth Form to study English Language, English | Literature and Philosophy and Ethics. |
Lytle taught | literature and creative writing at the University of Fl |
tend Party and State control in the field of | literature and arts. |
Hans Bemmann studied German language and | literature and musicology in Innsbruck. |
University of Tokyo with a degree in French | literature and worked for a broadcasting company until |
She taught English | literature and creative writing at McGill in Montreal a |
as one of the best Marxist critics in Telugu | literature and taught Telugu literature to graduate and |
Lentricchia is currently a | literature and film studies professor at Duke Universit |
Kennedy taught classics, comparative | literature, and rhetoric at the University of North Car |
f East Pakistan; thereby banning all Bengali | literature and films. |
of female sexuality in a number of works of | literature and art. |
specializes in Judaism, especially talmudic | literature and culture. |
Jeonnam University with a degree in English | Literature and completed graduate programs in English L |
She plays Ellen, a professor of French | literature and single Englishwoman, who holidays in 197 |
n poet, a literary critic and a professor of | literature and creative writing. |
in - 4 April 1960) was a German historian of | literature and culture, dramatist, encyclopedist, and p |
to pop and rock, as well as dance, theater, | literature and food from different countries. |
15, students must take the Keystone Exams in | Literature and Algebra 1. |
d in 1830, he became a Professor of Biblical | Literature and Dean of Faculty at the Divinity School a |
ial career aspiration and to engage in newer | literature and general education. |
English | Literature and Society in the Eighteenth Century. |
In addition, collections of apparel, tools, | literature, and other items from 1926 to present. |
n University, specializing in modern Chinese | literature and Chinese language. |
His works evince a knowledge of German | literature and practical theology, and include both ada |
It is considered a classic of children's | literature and is the author's best-known work, having |
the 1960s she dedicated much of her times to | literature and politics. |
ach episode of the series profiled the life, | literature, and performances of a different working Can |
's Birthday Honours List for his services to | literature and drama. |
n 1850 he was made a professor of Old German | literature and where he died. |
Two Master programs are offered in English | Literature and Spanish Language and Literature. |
hree classes: The History of Russia, Russian | Literature, and Russian Art History. |
en years as Marshal Foch Professor of French | Literature and Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. |
• | Literature and pathway mining |
have AP Classes in American History, English | Literature and Composition, and Calculus. |
lege in 1988, with a double major in English | literature and philosophy. |
on was "to promote the diffusion of Science, | Literature and the Arts", and the objects were to provi |
etry, American Literature-1900, Religion and | Literature, and Jewish literature. |
a Princeton Ph.D. in classical languages and | literature, and was known as a translator. |
widely applied to other art forms including | literature and theatre. |
ay is a great favourite for study by English | literature and theatre classes in Britain and the Unite |
eekly regional culture slot, covering music, | literature and the arts in general. |
His last years were devoted to | literature, and he held the Dante lectureship at Univer |
ralathan consolidated the Chera kingdom, and | literature and art developed highly during his period. |
Second World War, came to be represented in | literature and film. |
sively on Halloween, especially its history, | literature, and contemporary celebration. |
collections of short stories) and children's | literature, and translated poetry into Hebrew. |
In The Blackwell Companion to Modernist | Literature and Culture. |
Largely self-educated, he read English | literature and taught himself Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and |
William A. Lane Professor in The Program in | Literature and Romance Studies at Duke University. |
en numerous books and commentaries regarding | literature and theology. |
He lectured at the UNAM on Latin American | literature and on the sociology of literature. |
, 1842-1845, busying himself especially with | literature and Sanskrit archaeology. |
ed by the humanistic teachings of the French | literature and philosophy, but his reading was wider th |
Repetitions: the Postmodern Occasion in | Literature and Culture, Baton Rouge: Louisiana State Un |
ro: an Anthology (1934) anthology of African | literature and art, editor |
She studied | literature and journalism in Kiev and published article |
of medicine, politics, science, philosophy, | literature and arts. |
s Centre and Associate Professor of Rabbinic | Literature and Jewish Thought at Vancouver School of Th |
His era was an enriching one for the arts, | literature and religion. |
29, 1960, Munich) was a German historian of | literature and researcher in drama. |
ch author known for his achievements in both | literature and science. |
He made use of a wide range of Islamic | literature, and particularly relied on the Arabic dicti |
Sex, | Literature, and Censorship. |
He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of | Literature and the Welsh Academy. |
ing exhibitions on aspects of Gandhi's life, | literature and activities |
The independent press publishes books of | literature and culture with an emphasis on the southern |
erican writer and professor of environmental | literature and history at Princeton University. |
ept's definitive formulation in his European | Literature and the Latin Middle Ages. |
He subsequently devoted himself to | literature and agriculture, and was an authority on the |
nd has a world-class library of astrological | literature and journals. |
or Lancashire greatpipe has been attested in | literature, and commentators have noticed that the Laca |
he emphasis is on (Early) Irish language and | literature and Continental Celtic, but other aspects of |
xample of religious poetry we find in Sangam | literature and is possibly the oldest religious composi |
That same year she lectured on Brazilian | literature and popular culture in Portugal. |
d Description, Volume 8, Special issue: Oral | Literature and Language Endangerment, edited by Mark Tu |
s the editor of The Norton Book of Classical | Literature and also wrote extensively for The New York |
wo seminars-- “Southern Music” and “Southern | Literature and the Oral Tradition”--per year. |
s often mentioned in poems and other similar | literature and is quoted for its melodious calls. |
e where she studied Theatre Studies, English | Literature and Psychology A-level. |
Rudyard Kipling - A Study in | Literature and Political Ideas (1940) |
E R Curtius, European | Literature and the Latin Middle Ages, 1953 |
He studied English | literature and philosophy at Bristol University, then c |
niversity of Cambridge, who wrote on Persian | literature and Islamic history. |
children's story for the Cheshire Prize for | Literature, and, at 20, became their youngest ever winn |
He won the Romanian State Prize for | Literature and, in 1971, he was awarded the Herder Priz |
Poole Grammar School before studying English | Literature and, afterwards, taking a Postgraduate Certi |
nt Catherine first appears in hagiographical | literature and, soon after, in art. |
Many fictional works of arcane | literature appear in the Cthulhu Mythos. |
cluded oral reading, elocution, rote memory, | literature appreciation, and home, school, and communit |
His works include commentaries on Arabic | literature, Arabic cinema, Egyptology and Archaeology. |
n, Islamic love poetry, comparative mystical | literature, Arabic Sufi poetry, and Ibn al-`Arabi. |
In fantasy | literature, Arcadia has been used as a magical realm, r |
join the New York Public Library's Dramatic | Literature Archive. |
on BBC Radio 4 in which classics of English | literature are adapted into series of one-hour dramas. |
en set up in his name and writers in Kannada | literature are conferred with awards every year from th |
een characterised already; the ‘Anecdotes of | Literature' are an amusing but uncritical compilation, |
Alternative spellings published in the | literature are bilaji or bilaii. |
chieftains of this tribe mentioned in Sangam | literature are Tiraiyan of Pavattiri and Pulli of Venga |
photomultipliers, often called "SiPM" in the | literature, are Silicon single photon sensitive devices |
hmi to Sait Faik, many signatures of the new | literature are seen on the pages of the magazine. |
In both the patent and academic chemical | literature are examples of 1,3,2,4-dithiadiphosphetane |
discussions around proactive defence in the | literature are much less ‘proactive' than the earlier d |
Some bowl-shaped molecules reported in the | literature are in fact partially hydrogenated. |
The Hundingas in Old English | literature are mentioned in Beowulf, and in Widsith. |
As of 2009, AP Calculus and AP | Literature are being taught by trained teachers. |
rimental secondary hosts found in scientific | literature are the coastal cutthroat trout, rainbow tro |
ch can be gleaned from surviving records and | literature are exceedingly meagre, obscure and confusin |
Among the classics of Swiss German | literature are Jeremias Gotthelf (1797-1854) and Gottfr |
Blencogo first appears in | literature around 1100 CE when the Lord Waltheof of All |
cycles (often called rings in the chemistry | literature) arrayed about generic vertices and represen |
c speaking for women, and lectured on German | literature, art, and the history of culture. |
ly 3,000 volumes in the fields of mythology, | literature, art, philosophy and religion. |
culture includes significant achievements in | literature, art, music, and film. |
hildren's literaturechildren and young adult | literature articles |
Ratz works as a writer, translator of | literature, artist and singer-songwriter in Vienna. |
1841 to 1876, the magazine devoted itself to | literature, arts and doctrines of Methodism, containing |
It is best known for its | literature, arts, commerce and science departments, as |
influence music, classical Indian dance, and | literature as well. |
German mines, they were described in Soviet | literature as Lembit 'successes'. |
he published several works on the history of | literature as well as on historical subjects. |
), Japanese judge, known in English juvenile | literature as "Ooka the Wise" or "Solomon in Kimono" |
Mirbeau's text designates | literature as repository of meaning. |
It was usually cited in the | literature as Cochranella griffithsi. |
ired a wide knowledge of English history and | literature, as can be seen in his writings. |
1953 were mentioned in declassified military | literature as attributed to "radiated radioflash". |
and has also been referred to in scientific | literature as Barbodes everetti. |
1, and has also been described in scientific | literature as Rhodeus lighti lighti. |
Its value as a representation of Old English | literature as well as the quality of the poem, simply a |
ignificant for its association with American | literature as the boyhood home of Elbert Hubbard. |
It is often seen written in chemical | literature as potassium t-butoxide. |
and has also been referred to in scientific | literature as Barbodes lateristriga, or Systomus lateri |
e Downtown Pomona Station, known in Foothill | literature as the "Pomona TransCenter", is located thre |
lanets, are sometimes described in the Vedic | literature as dvipas. |
as led to Chladni as being identified in the | literature as German, Hungarian and Slovak. |
an Malaiyamaan is also sometimes referred in | literature as Thaerveegan/Deiveegan, and is some times |
Much speculation exists in the | literature as to the nature of the central bulge. |
It was usually cited in the | literature as Cochranella bejaranoi. |
It includes a class of Buddhist tantric | literature as well as 'praxis' (Sanskrit: sadhana) asso |
publishes collections of classic and modern | literature as part of a continuum of reading and discus |
s of inclusio may be found in later rabbinic | literature as well. |
Greek art and | literature, as well as some patristic texts, indicate t |
haeological site near the lake, known in the | literature as Helen Blazes, was excavated in the 1950s. |
his species first appeared in the scientific | literature as Rhagodia hastata in 1810 in the Prodromus |
or assumed to be CFEOM appear in the medical | literature as early as 1840. |
omen workers political economy, science, and | literature, as well as organizing many extracurricular |
1782, and has been referred to in scientific | literature as Rhodeus sericeus amarus. |
The region is also known in western | Literature as Paphlagonia, a name used for the same geo |
r subjects such as current affairs, history, | literature, as well as the University itself. |
s the Norman influence on French and English | literature as of the very highest moment. |
large library of science fiction and popular | literature as well. |
e photons has been sometimes refereed in the | literature as the field B. |
and has also been referred to in scientific | literature as Rhodeus lighti amurensis. |
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