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The Coffee was Paid for Dearly: Shipwreck BZN4 and the Frigate<i>'t Hart</i>. [PDF]

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Derrida's "Eighteenth Century"

Eighteenth-Century Studies, 2007
Derrida writes a good deal about an "Eighteenth Century" he typically puts in scare-quotes, and he puts difficult questions to such a notion of a century and indeed to all historicizing and periodizing concepts. Beginning with explicit remarks about the Eighteenth Century in Of Grammatologie, we show that this is done not with a view to denying or ...
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A Long Eighteenth Century? What Eighteenth Century?

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 2012
When i agreed to contribute to this issue, i wanted to focus a debate about periodization for once solely on foreign languages and not, as is usually the case, on a single foreign language in comparison with English. To do this, I intended to take a new look at one of the most successful examples of the new periodization: the long eighteenth century ...
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The Eighteenth Century

The Year's Work in English Studies, 1963
C. H. PEAKE, J. CHALKER
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VII Eighteenth Century

Annual Bulletin of Historical Literature, 2000
Rosemary Sweet, Malcolm Crook
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Eighteenth-century paper: the readers’ digest

2018
The consumption of paper within the social body is the focus of the chapter. Using paper in the eighteenth-century is as the act of eating, providing fuel and nourishment, but also discarding waste, that in turns produces yet more lucrative materials.
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Eighteenth Century

The Musical Times, 1961
Stephen Plaistow   +3 more
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