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Determinants of Pet-Friendly Tourism Behavior: An Empirical Analysis from Chile. [PDF]

open access: yesAnimals (Basel)
Veas-González I   +6 more
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Future Time Perspective and Locomotion Jointly Predict Anticipatory Pleasure in Adolescence: An Integrative Hierarchical Model. [PDF]

open access: yesEur J Investig Health Psychol Educ
Mancone S   +6 more
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Biblical Adventures in an American Novel

Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1959
Y study of biblical allusions, themes, and symbols in American novels has been a source of incredulity, amusement, consternation, and term papers among some of my students. When I suggest that Hemingway in his The Old Man and the Sea and the Gospel according to Mark are similar in their conceptions of victory through suffering, students cluck in ...
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Jacques Rivière and the Adventure Novel

Romance Quarterly, 1998
(1998). Jacques Riviere and the Adventure Novel. Romance Quarterly: Vol. 45, No. 4, pp. 213-217.
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The Stage Adventures of Some Gothic Novels

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1928
The characteristic drama of the first years of the nineteenth century was, as everyone knows, absurdly romantic and sentimental. Incited by the extravagant Kotzebue and charmed into emulation by the new mélodrame from France, the first specimen of which reached England in 1802, the English playwrights supplied the stage with a variety of plots ...
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The Anglo-African Adventure Novel in the 1890s

2018
This chapter challenges post-colonial readings of late nineteenth-century adventure stories. It shows how this fictional genre engages productively with colonialization, rather than simplistically reproducing its values. A wide range of stories are surveyed and analysed with a view to demonstrating the sophistication and vividness of this neglected ...
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Teenage Novels of Adventure as a Source of Authentic Material

Foreign Language Annals, 1990
ABSTRACT  As the foreign language teachers look to “authentic” material as a source of input, they may find literary pieces a valuable part of the repertoire of the curriculum. In particular, the teenage detective novel may serve a useful purpose in certain classes.
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