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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Languages, Modern"”.
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George Sand and Rewriting: The Poetics of Intertextuality in George Sand's "Jacques Cycle"
Until now, for George Sand scholars, two main images of the Sand corpus have been dominant, “un grand fleuve d’Amérique” and “une grande oeuvre multiforme.” While both images evoke the strength and diversity of styles, approaches and genres in Sand’s literary production, they also suggest a certain …
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The first year foreign language program in an elementary school
<p>The purpose of this project was to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of a first year elementary school foreign language curriculum, so that appropriate objectives and activities could be planned for the second year of the program. The intern selected a sample of ten students from each grade …
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Andre Gide, the nonconformist
The life of André Gide is divided into four periods: his early life which he considered his period of darkness, his adolescence which was his period of mental confusion, his early mature years which was his period of defiance, and his later years which was his period of leadership. By studying his …
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Case Endings in Spoken Standard Arabic
Morphologically marked case is a salient Standard Arabic feature without parallel in Arabic dialects. As such it is a grammatical system learned by native speakers of Arabic through formal education. Case endings are traditionally regarded as an essential feature of Standard Arabic, but …
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The Journey Back: Revisiting Childhood Trauma
<p>This dissertation examines the adult's endeavor to revisit childhood trauma in four sets of literary texts that are not typically studied together. These works, all published after 1968, address the central problem of revisiting childhood trauma in order to open a potential for mourning and …
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The Ends of Plot: Rupture and Entanglement in <i>L’amica geniale</i>
… framework that harks back to the origins of the modern European novel and that links her to authors like Fielding, Lennox, and Dickens.</p>