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It was usually cited in the | literature as Cochranella armata. |
Men were taught kanji and classical Chinese | literature as the requisite culture, while women were t |
to in popular culture and in the scientific | literature as toad licking and has drawn media attentio |
the center of the nebula (referred to in the | literature as the "north following" and "south precedin |
poet, Karandikar has contributed to Marathi | literature as an essayist, a critic, and a translator. |
Holocaust also appears in canonic Holocaust | literature as an extreme part of its modern day represe |
Her overall addition to Austrian | literature, as well as her last short-story collection |
his species first appeared in the scientific | literature as Styphelia lanceolata in A specimen of the |
ma culinary scene and is included in tourism | literature as part of the 20th century culture of Mobil |
thoroughly familiar with the Jewish rabbinic | literature, as well as the philosophical and scientific |
eflects his knowledge of Western culture and | literature, as seen in such poems as "To Marc Chagall." |
internationally acclaimed scholar of Sindhi | literature as well as a historian, journalist and biogr |
motion for dorsiflexion is indicated in the | literature as 15 degrees maximum in the majority of sub |
ever, began to reflect Grenier's interest in | literature as it became a gathering place for author re |
"The Trojan Horse," explains her theory of | literature as a "war machine", echoing Gilles Deleuze . |
03549-02811 A (referred to in the exoplanet | literature as TrES-2) is a yellow dwarf main sequence s |
Introducing Tamil | literature, ASIN: B0007JK3TC |
ohn Borthwick Gilchrist, a famous scholar of | literature, asked Mir Amman, an employee of the college |
The | literature associated with measurements made by MALS ph |
2009 Children's | Literature Association Notable Books for 2009 (Zorgamaz |
2002 African | Literature Association (USA) Fonlon-Nichols Award |
ic bodies like the International Comparative | Literature Association (1973-1979), and The Internation |
ert and Edith Wylder Award (from the Western | Literature Association) |
He was chosen as the leader of the Syrian | Literature Association, which was founded in 1926 and a |
According to The Western | Literature Association, Townsend “was one of the most t |
ed on the executive committee of the Western | Literature Association. |
ice President of Indian National Comparative | Literature Association; chief editor of Bengali in the |
While most of the conventional | literature assumes the use of modern technology, Wild F |
w and Tutor in Greek and Latin Languages and | Literature at University College, Oxford and Lecturer, |
She studied English | Literature at Queen's University of Belfast (1998-2001) |
la, Appan worked as a Professor of Malayalam | literature at S N College, Kollam, Kerala. |
He studied Yugoslav and Serbian | literature at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Phi |
saker, and worked as a professor in American | literature at the University of Oslo from 1946 to 1973. |
the Brown-Forman Professor of Latin American | Literature at the University of Virginia. |
ter College, Oxford, and Professor of German | Literature at Oxford University. |
Mountford studied English | literature at Queens University Belfast. |
as Chairman of the Department of Comparative | Literature at the University of Washington in Seattle. |
w is currently Anne Firor Scott Professor of | Literature at Duke University. |
the first Professor of English language and | literature at University College, Swansea (which had be |
In 1904 he became professor of English | literature at Birmingham University. |
ween 1969 and 1971, Schrader taught American | literature at Doshisha University and Kyoto University |
From 1872 until 1882 he taught German | literature at Harvard. |
ip to do graduate work in classical Japanese | literature at Nara University. |
degree in the history of | literature at the University of Bergen in 1982. |
He succeeded Johnson as professor of ancient | literature at the Royal Academy. |
curator of the Schomburg Collection of Negro | Literature at the New York Public Library. |
where he is the GM Young Lecturer in English | Literature at Hertford College, Oxford. |
He also taught | literature at the National School of La Rioja. |
Frank Wilson, Merton Professor of English | Literature at the University of Oxford from 1947-57, Pr |
t Epsom College, he went on to study English | literature at the University of Leicester. |
Lomax taught | literature at Morehouse College and Spelman College, Em |
r of verse writing and contemporary American | literature at California State University, Northridge. |
is a British author and professor of English | literature at Trinity College, Hartford. |
Grammar School, he went on to study English | Literature at the University of Leeds. |
Jack J. Himelblau is a professor of Spanish | Literature at The University of Texas at San Antonio ca |
andard and the Logic of Naturalism; American | Literature at the Turn of the Century, was published in |
Allen has taught | literature at Princeton University, USC, and Pomona Col |
aduate degrees in Scandinavian languages and | literature at Uppsala University, and did his military |
Reynolds studied | literature at the University of Michigan from 1892 to 1 |
by Dr David Womersley, Professor of English | Literature at Oxford University, who deemed it "a ridic |
snett held the Chair of Classics and English | Literature at the University of Auckland although he al |
Harper earned a Bachelor's degree in English | Literature at Oxford University. |
s later King Edward VII Professor of English | Literature at Cambridge, and later President of Clare H |
She studied English | literature at Cambridge University and the British Inst |
Leader (born 1946) is a professor of English | Literature at Roehampton University. |
Since 1886 he lectured Russian | literature at various gymnasiums of Saint Petersburg. |
In 1900, he studied | literature at Tulane, and in 1904, Eshleman received hi |
Chicago in 1893 to teach writing and English | literature at the University of Chicago. |
He studied philosophy, theology and | literature at the University of Helsinki. |
y in 2004, and currently teaches Comparative | Literature at Yale University. |
Caribbean and African culture, particularly | Literature, at the Centre of West African Studies, Univ |
ta Ezergailis, a retired professor of German | Literature at Cornell University. |
He taught | literature at Columbia University and elsewhere. |
aught as a professor of Russian Language and | Literature at Tufts University from 1971-1989, where he |
He was a Professor of | Literature at Queens College from 1980 until his death, |
retired professor of English and Comparative | Literature at San Diego State University. |
ngham is a professor of English language and | literature at the University of Oxford. |
pends in Tuscany where he teaches Portuguese | literature at the University of Siena. |
He is currently Reader in English | Literature at Kingston University. |
she attended classes on English language and | literature at the Istanbul University. |
professor of Japanese language and Japanese | literature at Western Michigan University. |
Barks taught | literature at the University of Georgia for three decad |
mpleted his BA Degree in History and English | Literature at the University of South Africa (UNISA). |
Turner was a student of classical | literature at Yale University and an aspiring missionar |
Donner studied English | literature at Exeter College, Oxford and later entered |
1994 to 1997, he taught Korean language and | literature at Sejong University. |
Starting from 1919, Kubota taught courses in | literature at Keio University. |
tennial Professor of English and Comparative | Literature at the University of Pennsylvania. |
ntly the Pearce Miller Research Professor of | Literature at Northwestern University. |
Center for the Study of Christian Values in | Literature at BYU. Arnold is a Latter-day Saint. |
Owen-Jones studied | literature at Worcester College, Oxford and management |
In 1873 he began studying | Literature at the University of Edinburgh, graduating i |
ction, and worked as a professor of Canadian | Literature at Laurentian University. |
y the Sir William Osler Professor of English | Literature at Johns Hopkins University. |
60 in Beirut, Lebanon, Haddad studied French | Literature at Columbia University. |
She also studied | Literature at the University of Paris (La Sorbonne), wh |
She also studied English language and | literature at the University of Barcelona. |
gham FBA is Marshal Foch Professor of French | Literature at the University of Oxford, a post that he |
He studied English & French | Literature at Bristol University. |
Leipzig in 1853 he taught Tamil language and | literature at the mission house. |
s, in the late 1980s, a professor of Russian | literature at Humboldt University in East Berlin. |
Lombard took a career break to study English | Literature at St Edmund's College of University of Camb |
While majoring in creative writing and | literature at Bennington her first short story, "Memory |
tional, decadent style of Turkish poetry and | literature at the time. |
aired the Department of English Language and | Literature at Fatih University (September 1997-January |
ool in Aarau and in 1898 professor of German | literature at the University of Zurich. |
He studied English | Literature at the University of Wales (then called the |
position of professor of Latin languages and | literature at Dartmouth, remaining in that position thr |
Lombard studied English | Literature at Cambridge University and printing and pho |
began his career without formal training in | literature at all; he studied philosophy ("moral scienc |
before going to read Philosophy and English | Literature at the University of Bristol. |
ied in the masters degree program of Turkish | Literature at Bilkent University. |
Later, while studying English | Literature at the University of Chicago, he decided to |
as appointed professor of Latin language and | literature at Harvard. |
d his graduate work in piano performance and | literature at the Eastman School of Music. |
was Merton Professor of English Language and | Literature at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of |
She read American | Literature at the Sussex and California Universities. |
alogue of the Crawford Library of Philatelic | Literature at the British Library (1991). |
lliam Rose, Professor of German Language and | Literature at the University of London from 1949-61 |
Miyoshi went to Tokyo to study French | literature at Tokyo Imperial University from 1925-1928. |
he obtained the chair of German language and | literature at the Catholic Institute of Paris. |
Parvez studied English | Literature at Presidency College of the University of C |
ed in the Department of English Language and | Literature at University College London. |
She earned her PhD in Comparative | literature at Binghamton University, where she has been |
She studied English Language and | Literature at Brasenose College, Oxford, and then train |
Anna Maxted read English | Literature at Girton College, Cambridge, before becomin |
He studied English | literature at Columbia College, Columbia University in |
He taught English | literature at Victoria College until his retirement in |
Bouazza studied English language and | literature at Utrecht University. |
She studied English and German | literature at the University of Hamburg during which sh |
He is currently professor of | literature at Tehran University. |
ship at the age of sixteen, and was teaching | literature at eighteen. |
He studied | Literature at the University of Nashville, Tennessee an |
fe, who is now a professor of Latin American | literature at Georgetown University, in Peru. |
Moving to London he studied English | Literature at King's College. |
i is an associate professor of modern Korean | literature at the University of Chicago. |
Since 1980 she has been professor of English | Literature at Bentley. |
1859, and appointed professor of history and | literature at the Frankfort gymnasium in 1863. |
a lecturer in classical Arabic language and | literature at Harvard University. |
He moved to England to read English | Literature at Selwyn College, Cambridge. |
opio in 1959, he then studied philosophy and | literature at Dartmouth College for one year. |
if Ali-Shah studied and received a degree in | Literature at the University of Exeter in England. |
abad College in 1964 where he taught Bengali | literature at the pre-university and undergraduate leve |
He completed his Ph.D in comparative | literature at the University of Madras in 1980. |
losophy, psychology, and English and Marathi | literature at the university. |
Later he was Merton Professor of English | Literature at Oxford, 1922-1928, President of Magdalen |
B. Faulhaber, professor of medieval Spanish | literature at Berkeley. |
She was a professor of French | literature at the University of Oslo from 1970 to 1982. |
He is a professor of French | literature at McGill University, Montreal, and holder o |
ui resigned as assistant professor of German | literature at Rikkyo University (Tokyo) to become a ful |
March 31, 2009) was a professor of American | literature at UC Riverside. |
ryant Conant University Professor of Chinese | Literature at Harvard University |
efore being hired as a professor of European | literature at the University of Oslo in 1949. |
assistantship in a Ph.D. program in American | literature at the University of Montreal before returni |
r Upper School, Hammersmith, he read English | Literature at New College, Oxford. |
He is currently Professor of Contemporary | Literature at the University of East Anglia. |
He studied political science and | literature at the University of Leiden, and was a membe |
Lowell High School, Egan majored in English | literature at the University of Pennsylvania, followed |
n professor of English Language and Medieval | Literature at the University of Leeds. |
olina and teaches composition and children's | literature at Fayetteville State University. |
from Iowa, he became a professor of Chinese | literature at the University of California, Santa Barba |
, he accepted a post as professor of English | literature at Aoyama Gakuin University, and returned to |
He was a teacher in science and English | literature at Park Region Luther college in Fergus Fall |
einhauer was the Picador Guest Professor for | Literature at the University of Leipzig's Institute for |
-1966 and 1970-1980 Dr. Wahba taught English | literature at Cairo University, Egypt. |
Clough studied English | literature at Leeds University. |
He studied | literature at Cairo University, Oxford University, and |
He has taught German and Irish | literature at Dartmouth, Oberlin, Franklin & Marshall, |
Belgium in 1908, this minister's son studied | literature at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland |
s born in Kwangju in 1960 and studied Korean | literature at Yonsei University. |
He later studied law and | literature at the University of Paris and University of |
ter completing his degree, he taught English | literature at Kokugakuin University and then at the Uni |
Excelling at drama and | literature at school, he began his career as an announc |
n associate professor of Renaissance English | Literature] at the {{University of Utah in Salt Lake Ci |
tant Professor of Romanticism and Children's | Literature at the California State University in Fuller |
ford University and beginning in 1916 taught | literature at Columbia University. |
kh Gilani Kamran, was a Professor of English | Literature at Government College Lahore and his younges |
Karin Gayer began to write | literature at school. |
At first she studied English | Literature at the University of East Anglia, from which |
9, 1945) is the Ernest Bernbaum Professor of | Literature at Harvard and the editor of Modernism and M |
Prof. Rania Samara, professor of | literature at the University of Paris III: Sorbonne Nou |
He was also a lecturer on French | literature at Meiji University in Tokyo. |
He was professor of English | Literature at the University of Sheffield from 1947 to |
kshops at every major Israeli university and | literature at the Alma College in Tel Aviv. |
ded Oxford University, where he read English | Literature at St Anne's College. |
ed a B.A. degree in classics and comparative | literature at Brooklyn College. |
He was briefly professor of oriental | literature at the University of London and became secre |
Stoke-on-Trent and London, and read English | Literature at Cambridge University. |
After the war, he read English | Literature at Brasenose College, Oxford University, gra |
He is also a professor of | literature at the University of California, San Diego a |
1986 he was Marshal Foch Professor of French | Literature at the university, a position that carried w |
rary scholar and Merton Professor of English | Literature at Oxford University. |
dies in English, Philosophy, and Comparative | Literature at UNC Chapel Hill, where he received a B.A. |
In 1849 he was called to the chair of French | literature at the University of Brussels. |
ey holds the Picador Guest Professorship for | Literature at the University of Leipzig's Institute for |
groups in the United States can purchase ATS | literature at nominal cost for use in their own evangel |
After graduating, Parker taught English | Literature at North Charleston High School. |
From 1905 to 1923, he was a professor of | literature at the University of Chicago, during which t |
nd from 1972 until 1992 he lectured in Dutch | literature at the University of Antwerp. |
He then taught | literature at the Pontifical Urbaniana University in Ro |
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