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ROMANCING RESISTANCE AND RESISTING ROMANCE
Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, 1999Ethnographic writing in sociology and anthropology emphasizes everyday strategies of resistance among disempowered individuals over their submission in relations of power. Rather than asking whether disempowered individuals resist or submit to their situation, this article examines how tales of resistance and submission get written.
Groves, Julian M. SOSC +1 more
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Adjective placement in bilingual Romance‐German and Romance‐Romance children
Studia Linguistica, 2013AbstractWhile German requires prenominal position of attributive adjectives, Romance languages exhibit pre‐ and postnominal orders, with a predominance of postnominal order in Italian and Spanish and prenominal position in French. In light of the low frequency of adjectives in child speech, adjective order is rarely studied in acquisition.
Silvana Rizzi +4 more
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Chivalric Romance and Anti-Romance
2018FANTASY LITERATURE IS in some ways a direct descendent of medieval romance, though it picked up influences from various genres and ideologies on its way to the late twentieth century, when George R.R. Martin began writing A Song of Ice and Fire . Authors such as William Morris, Lord Dunsany, and E.R.
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Struck by a cupid’s arrow: The conjuring bliss and sinister shades of employee workplace romance
Journal of Business Research, 2023Amitabh Anand +2 more
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Abstract Towards the end of his career Shakespeare began to write a different kind of play. Pericles (1607), The Winter’s Tale (1609), Cymbeline (1610), The Tempest (16n), and The Two Noble Kinsmen (1613-14) recount marvellous adventures-voyages, shipwrecks, riddles and prophecies, the loss of spouses or children, supernatural ...
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Abstract Towards the end of his career Shakespeare began to write a different kind of play. Pericles (1607), The Winter’s Tale (1609), Cymbeline (1610), The Tempest (16n), and The Two Noble Kinsmen (1613-14) recount marvellous adventures-voyages, shipwrecks, riddles and prophecies, the loss of spouses or children, supernatural ...
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Exploring Fear of Crime for Those Targeted by Romance Fraud
Victims and Offenders, 2022Cassandra Cross, Murray Lee
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Workplace romance across different industries with a focus on hospitality and leisure
International Journal of Hospitality Management, 2021Jalayer Khalilzadeh, Abraham Pizam
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