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Études anglaises - N°3/2019

Gadoin Isabelle, Folliot Laurent, Guignery Vanessa, Constantinesco Thomas
Publication date 17/12/2019
EAN: 9782252042663
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ARTICLESClara MANCO : Structures comiques et double discours politique à la Restauration : l’exemple de The Surprisal de Robert HowardAlice BONZOM : “Exchanging gin for gardening”: The Treatment of Female Inebriates in Duxhurst Farm Colony, 1895-1914... See full description
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Attribute nameAttribute value
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PublisherKLINCKSIECK
Page Count128
Languagefr
AuthorGadoin Isabelle, Folliot Laurent, Guignery Vanessa, Constantinesco Thomas
FormatPaperback / softback
Product typeBook
Publication date17/12/2019
Weight200 g
Dimensions (thickness x width x height)0.80 x 15.00 x 23.00 cm
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ARTICLESClara MANCO : Structures comiques et double discours politique à la Restauration : l’exemple de The Surprisal de Robert HowardAlice BONZOM : “Exchanging gin for gardening”: The Treatment of Female Inebriates in Duxhurst Farm Colony, 1895-1914Charlotte ARNAUTOU : The Metaphysical Detective Fiction of G.K. Chesterton: “This is not a story of crime”Clémence PILLOT : “The School Will Not Forget”: Remembering the First and Second World Wars in British Public Schools (1918-2018) Isabelle DE VENDEUVRE : Conscience intermédiaire et transferts culturels entre Asie et Occident chez Henry James et Natsume SôsekiFiona FLEMING : The Downfall of “World-Cities” in Oswald Spengler and D.H. LawrenceBéatrice DUCHATEAU : Hugh MacDiarmid : la poésie du « révolté métaphysique »