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Remember Foucault, Remember Baudrillard
The European Legacy, 2009Forget Foucault. By Jean Baudrillard. Translated by Nicole Dufresne (Los Angeles, CA: Semiotext(e), 2007), 144 pp. £9.95/$14.95 paper.
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Neonatal Network, 2002
A walk down memory lane is provided from the perspective of Chicagoland nurses who have each provided neonatal care for 20 years or greater. Sixteen nurses were interviewed, representing at least 11 different units in the area. Combined, over 390 years of neonatal care have been provided by these nurses.
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A walk down memory lane is provided from the perspective of Chicagoland nurses who have each provided neonatal care for 20 years or greater. Sixteen nurses were interviewed, representing at least 11 different units in the area. Combined, over 390 years of neonatal care have been provided by these nurses.
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2009
Memory in its various aspects and functions is a fundamental feature of Joyce’s entire ouvre. This paper begins with a brief discussion of what we can call the "memory of the word". Joyce's very personal use of the English language, which reached its most provocative and distorted version in Finnegans Wake, can be read as a constant attempt to free ...
BOLLETTIERI, ROSA MARIA, TORRESI, IRA
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Memory in its various aspects and functions is a fundamental feature of Joyce’s entire ouvre. This paper begins with a brief discussion of what we can call the "memory of the word". Joyce's very personal use of the English language, which reached its most provocative and distorted version in Finnegans Wake, can be read as a constant attempt to free ...
BOLLETTIERI, ROSA MARIA, TORRESI, IRA
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