Africa in the American Imagination
| Prif Awdur: | Magee |
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| Fformat: | Electronig eLyfr |
| Iaith: | Saesneg |
| Cyhoeddwyd: |
University Press of Mississippi
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| Pynciau: | |
| Mynediad Ar-lein: | Full text available on Project MUSE [10/1/12] |
Eitemau Tebyg
The Pan American Imagination
gan: Park
gan: Park
Abortion in the American Imagination
gan: Weingarten
gan: Weingarten
Imagine
Catholicism and American Borders in the Gothic Literary Imagination
gan: O'Gorman
gan: O'Gorman
Gothic Imagination in Latin American Fiction and Film
gan: Serrano
gan: Serrano
Collaborative Imagination
gan: Feigenbaum
gan: Feigenbaum
Time and Imagination
gan: Keunen
gan: Keunen
Imagine No Religion
gan: Barton
gan: Barton
Imagining Kashmir
gan: Hogan
gan: Hogan
Imagining Russia
gan: Williams
gan: Williams
Inventions of the Imagination
gan: Vieweg
gan: Vieweg
Communities of Imagination
gan: Diamond
gan: Diamond
Beyond Imagination
gan: Mazibuko
gan: Mazibuko
Imagining Seattle
gan: Houston
gan: Houston
Imagining Mars
gan: Crossley
gan: Crossley
Liberty of the Imagination
gan: Cahill
gan: Cahill
Capital as Will and Imagination
gan: Metzler
gan: Metzler
The Treacherous Imagination
gan: McGill
gan: McGill
The Pedagogical Imagination
gan: Sachs
gan: Sachs
The Punitive Imagination
gan: Steiker
gan: Steiker
Literary Imagination
Imagine the Sound
gan: Mathes
gan: Mathes
Imagining the Global
gan: Darling-Wolf
gan: Darling-Wolf
Imagining the Postcolonial
gan: Hanneken
gan: Hanneken
The Revelation of Imagination
gan: Franke
gan: Franke
Imagining Autism
gan: Loftis
gan: Loftis
Imagining Legality
Imagined Landscapes
gan: Carleton
gan: Carleton
The Bioregional Imagination
gan: Lynch
gan: Lynch
Imagining Tombstone
gan: McCormack
gan: McCormack
The Birth of the Imagination
gan: Holsapple
gan: Holsapple
The Imagined Empire
gan: Kim
gan: Kim
Eitemau Tebyg
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The Pan American Imagination
gan: Park -
Abortion in the American Imagination
gan: Weingarten - Imagine
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Catholicism and American Borders in the Gothic Literary Imagination
gan: O'Gorman -
Gothic Imagination in Latin American Fiction and Film
gan: Serrano