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... Nevertheless , at a time when melodrama was the ' alter- native ' culture of the people , 22 he exploited its capacity to direct the emo- tional allegiances of its hearers , even against their will : ' The author looks at the audience ...
... Nevertheless , at a time when melodrama was the ' alter- native ' culture of the people , 22 he exploited its capacity to direct the emo- tional allegiances of its hearers , even against their will : ' The author looks at the audience ...
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... Nevertheless it makes Ford's point economically : Sheridan , the scourge of Shenandoah , would have made common cause with the IRA when it came to burning out the Ascendancy planters . United by their ethnic origins , Sheridan and Kath ...
... Nevertheless it makes Ford's point economically : Sheridan , the scourge of Shenandoah , would have made common cause with the IRA when it came to burning out the Ascendancy planters . United by their ethnic origins , Sheridan and Kath ...
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... nevertheless understood the precariousness of an enterprise dependent upon support from Channel Four , which became ' nervous about its involvement with the workshop ' after the banning of Mother Ireland . ( The ban was incurred because ...
... nevertheless understood the precariousness of an enterprise dependent upon support from Channel Four , which became ' nervous about its involvement with the workshop ' after the banning of Mother Ireland . ( The ban was incurred because ...
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and the Politics of Empathy | 13 |
Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
Language and Race in Joyce and his Successors | 132 |
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