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After fighting in WWI, Jean Norton Cru realized that the prevailing accounts that made up a widely accepted military history were written by...

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Border Lives: Personal Essay on the U.S.-Mexico Border Harry Polkinhorn, et al., eds. (translated by Tomàs Di Bella and Harry Polkinhorn)...

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The processes with which the mind perceives the outer world exist only in the abstract. Compared to the study of the body where we have tang...

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Perversions on Parade is the first extensive critical analysis of Brazilian author Glauco Mattoso's work. Author Steven Butterman ...

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Voyage to the End of the Word argues for a deeper literary dive into “intraverbal” play. Following the notion that conventional ways of e...