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From domination to partnership : Lab-trained microorganisms for environmental bioremediation. [PDF]
EMBO Repde Lorenzo V.
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Jorge Luis Borges' Medieval Aesthetics of Failure
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Irina Dumitrescu
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, 2017 In chapter 2 historical Romanticism is outlined as it emerged and thrived in Germany, Britain, and France around 1800 and as it reached deep into the nineteenth century. The works and lives of Rousseau, Novalis, Morris, and others are discussed for this purpose.
Mark Coeckelbergh
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Cavell’s “Romanticism” and Cavell’s Romanticism
2005Abstract Romanticism is a persistent theme in Stanley Cavell’s work that has assumed in creasing prominence in his later writings, in particular In Quest of the Ordinary (1988) and This New Yet Unapproachable America (1989). As one would expect from Cavell, the trajectory of his recovery of romanticism is singular: it leads from his ...
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2009
AbstractThis article looks at Romantic literature. It discusses flaws and criticisms of Romanticism and highlights the resurgent of interest in German and American Romanticism. It evaluates whether Romanticism can redeem modernism and whether Romanticism is still needed today.
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AbstractThis article looks at Romantic literature. It discusses flaws and criticisms of Romanticism and highlights the resurgent of interest in German and American Romanticism. It evaluates whether Romanticism can redeem modernism and whether Romanticism is still needed today.
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ROMANTICISM IN SPAIN AND SPANISH ROMANTICISM: A CRITICAL SURVEY
Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1939(1939). Romanticism in Spain and Spanish romanticism: A critical survey. Bulletin of Spanish Studies: Vol. 16, No. 61, pp. 3-37.
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