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Optics and power in the novelCOHN, D.New literary history. 1995, Vol 26, Num 1, pp 3-20, issn 0028-6087Article

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Augustine's answer to Jacques Derrida in the De Doctrina ChristianaDEEN SCHILDGEN, B.New literary history. 1994, Vol 25, Num 2, pp 383-397, issn 0028-6087Article

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The fabulous imperialist semiotic of Wilkie Collins's The moonstoneROY, A.New literary history. 1993, Vol 24, Num 3, pp 657-681, issn 0028-6087Article

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What Is Tradition?BRUNS, G. L.New literary history. 1991, Vol 22, Num 1, pp 1-21, issn 0028-6087Article

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Writing things : Literary Property in Heidegger and Simic in Author/Critic - Critic/AuthorHART, K.New literary history. 1989, Vol 21, Num 1, pp 199-214, issn 0028-6087Article

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