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The Foreignizing Crime Novel: Anatomy of a Publishing Phenomenon
- Gulddal, Jesper
A tale of two boycotts: riot, reform, and sugar consumption in late eighteenth-century Britain and France
- Van Dyk, Garritt
Fictions of production: misattribution, prosopopoeia, and the early modern woman writer
- Smith, Rosalind
Beyond the schools approach: chronological and thematic course designs for teaching literary theory
The novel and the passport: towards a literary history of movement control
What are post-Fordist wages? Simmel, labour money and the problem of value
- Adkins, Lisa
The privatization of eschatology and myth: Ernst Bloch vs. Rudolf Bultmann
- Boer, Roland
Out of work or out of time? rethinking labor after the financial crisis
The fate of Christian communism
Public remembering, private reminiscing: French military memoirs and the revolutionary and Napoleonic wars
- Dwyer, Philip G.
Commentary: Negri, Job and the Bible
Political myth: on the use and abuse of biblical themes.
Capitalizing on complicity: cargo cults and the spirit of modernity on Bali Island (West New Britain)
- Lattas, Andrew
Mardi Gras and the construction of Sydney as an international gay and lesbian city
- Markwell, Kevin
Smallpox and the Baiame waganna of Wellington Valley, New South Wales, 1829-1840: the earliest nativist movement in Aboriginal Australia
- Carey, Hilary M., Roberts, David
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