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Information Bodies: Computational Anxiety in Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash by Joshua, Judy

“…Cognitive science-based enactive theories of perception afford surprising insight onto a less examined component of perceptual experience: perceptual…”
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“Melanctha Was Too Many for Him”: Gertrude Stein's Challenges to Essentialism in Three Lives by Leslie, Christopher

“…Modernist author Gertrude Stein attended medical school and conducted research when the now discredited theory that humanity was easily divisible into a small…”
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The White Album as Neo-Victorian Fiction of Loss by Kwong, Lucas

“…While much has been written about Sgt. Pepper's celebration of high Victorian culture, little scholarship, if any, has focused on the White Album's…”
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Blackbird Fly: Paul McCartney's Legend, Billy Preston's Gospel, and Lead Belly's Blues by Kapurch, Katie, Smith, Jon Marc

“…This article explores the historical context, inspirations, and legacy of Paul McCartney's 1968 White Album song, “Blackbird.” We discover heretofore…”
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W. H. Auden's On This Island: The Phenomenology of Apocalyptic Revelation at the Point of Epiphany by Catlett, Beverley

“…In this study of W. H. Auden's On This Island (1937), I seek to contribute to critical debate in Auden studies regarding the “two worlds” widely recognized as…”
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Stratis Myrivilis's Life in the Tomb (1923): Affective Tropes of Modernist Resilience by Filippaki, Iro

“…In Stratis Myrivilis's semiautobiographical anti-war 1923 novel Life in the Tomb, 1 the fictional protagonist Kostoulas writes letters to his fiancée,…”
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Memory as Imagination: Mind Science in Bellow's Short Fiction by Tong, Yanfang

“…This article analyzes the narrative memories in Saul Bellow's short fiction using a cognitive approach. Memory failures, memory distortions, emotional…”
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Affect and its Circulation in and Beyond Richard Selzer's “Imelda” by Sun, Jiena

“…Appreciation and literary representation of affective responses in medical encounters help resist the reductionist temptation to quantify and simplify illness…”
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Uncovering Jean McConville: Seamus Heaney's Poetic Cartography of the Disappeared by Elkins, Amy E., O'Neill, Roan

“…In 1972, Jean McConville, a mother of ten from Northern Ireland, was taken from her home by the IRA, a paramilitary group that suspected McConville was an…”
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Introduction: The White Album: An Enigma for the Ages by Womack, Kenneth

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“We are a fly on the wall listening”: Constructions of Musical Intimacy in The Beatles' Anthology by Stiegler, Zack, Campbell, Todd

“…Between 1995 and 1996, The Beatles released the three volume, six-disc Anthology, a sprawling audio set issued to coincide with a televised documentary of the…”
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Progressions of Urgency Within and Across the White Album by Lubell, Gabriel

“…Accepting the White Album as a complete listening experience, defined by its physical properties, brings with it a number of analytical problems. Given its…”
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Maharishi's Influence on the White Album and Beyond by Shumsky, Susan

“…Susan Shumsky spent over two decades living in Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's ashrams throughout the world, and six of those years she served on his personal staff in…”
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“You can't shut up me”: The Grey Album as Adaptation by Decker, James M.

“…The Grey Album, a 2004 mashup of The Beatles (1968) and The Black Album (2003). Danger Mouse, née Brian Joseph Burton, employs what Hutcheon deems a…”
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Revolution to Dissolution: ‘the White Album's’ techniques, packaging, and songwriting as a reflection of The Beatles and their influence by Jones, Kevin

“…“The BEATLES” a.k.a., the “White Album,” released in November 1968, has sold 24 times Platinum (U.S.) and continues to garner fans and analysis. The following…”
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Sgt. Pepper and the White Album: The Establishment and Dissolution of the Album Form by Littlejohn, John

“…Critics and fans already regarded Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band as the apotheosis of the album form by the time the Beatles recorded their follow-up…”
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“Life Goes On” after Occupation: Czechoslovak Beatles Cover Versions after the Prague Spring, 1968–72 by Thurmaier, David

“…This essay examines songs from the Beatles' eponymous double album (the White Album) covered by Czechoslovak musicians between the Soviet invasion in August…”
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Female Writing in Chinese Postmodern Literature: From Neorealism to Avant-garde by Castelli, Alberto

“…Loyal to the path spotted by the avant-garde and in contrast to the aesthetics of socialist realism, Chinese female literary production in the post-Mao era is…”
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Speaking Without Words: Luhrmann's Adaptation of Romeo and Juliet by Pizano, Arturo Leyva

“…In an assessment of Baz Luhrmann's 1996 film, William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet, this article takes up the question of what makes a film adaptation of…”
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Gender-based Violence among “Moroccan-Spanish Diaspora Families”: Migration between Liberation and Restrictions in Najat El Hachmi's The Last Patriarch by Bitari, Wissam

“…In this study, the core issue that necessitates investigation is the extent to which migration, as a type of movement, manages to reshuffle gender norms and…”
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