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Historical note: A Brief Overview of the History of FEB
Željko Sirk
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ÇAGIMIZDAKİ İTİKADİ SAPMALAR VE KELAMİ ÇÖZÜMLER
İnsanlar, Allah tarafindan gönderilen Peygamberler ile onlara vahyedilen ilahi kitapların emir ve yasaklarına karşı olumlu ya da olumsuz tepkiler göstermişlerdir.
Fikret Karaman
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Hz. Muhammed, inancı ve geleneği başta olmak üzere içinde bulunduğu toplumun cehalet kültürü ile top yekûn bir mücadeleye girişti. Karakter, inanç, gelenek, kültür açısından oldukça tavizsiz olan bir topluma karşı Kur‘anî ifade ile “kendini helâk ...
Abdurrahman Demirci
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Genome-Editing Technologies: Principles and Applications.
T. Gaj, S. Sirk, Sailan Shui, Jia Liu
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Douglas Sirk und das ironisierte Melodram
, 20221937 floh der deutsche Regisseur Douglas Sirk in die USA. Die Melodramen, die er im Hollywood der 1950er Jahre drehte, prägten das Genre nachhaltig.
Thomas Brandlmeier
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Journal of narrative theory, 2019
Fannie Hurst’s 1933 novel Imitation of Life is ostensibly the story of Bea Pullman, an entrepreneurial, white, single mother who establishes a successful waffle-house restaurant chain with the help of her black maid and friend, Delilah.
Lauren Kuryloski
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Fannie Hurst’s 1933 novel Imitation of Life is ostensibly the story of Bea Pullman, an entrepreneurial, white, single mother who establishes a successful waffle-house restaurant chain with the help of her black maid and friend, Delilah.
Lauren Kuryloski
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Love and Class in Douglas Sirk’s All That Heaven Allows
Critical Inquiry, 20191 One sure sign, among many others, that the great melodramas of Douglas Sirk’s time at Universal Studios (1952–1959) might not be all they initially seem is the immediate ambiguity of the titles of many of the most ambitious ones.
R. Pippin
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Performing Madness in Douglas Sirk’s Written on the Wind
Lit: Literature Interpretation Theory, 2019In the 1956 melodrama Written on the Wind, director Douglas Sirk introduces the spectator to a Texan oil family, the Hadleys, matched in their wealth only by their dysfunction.
C. Wilson
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