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From Miss Brown to Alice Oke: Jane Morris as Pre-Raphaelite Muse Revisited by Vernon Lee
Vernon Lee’s relationship with figures associated with the British Aesthetic movement has long appeared difficult to define. Although she moved within aesthetic circles in the early 1880s and established with many of their representatives a rapport ...
Michele Brugnetti
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Background Individual strategies in pandemic preparedness plans may not reduce the impact of an influenza pandemic. Methods We searched modeling publications through PubMed and associated references from 1990 to 30 September 2009. Inclusion criteria were
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Vernon Lee's Problem with Landor [PDF]
This article considers some fundamental elements of Vernon Lee’s critical theory by focussing attention on her criticisms of Walter Savage Landor, whose ‘classical’ or ‘rhetorical’ style she attributes to the writer’s lack of ‘feeling’. Her arguments show the subtle ways in which aesthetics and ethics were connected in her thought, and give a ...
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Vernon Lee’s 1890 story ‘The Legend of Madame Krasinska’, collected in Vanitas (1892), unites Lee’s developing interest in empathy and her broader concern with the ethics of representation. This essay argues that the tale functions as a comparative study
Nicole Fluhr
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Theatres of War: Beyond London & the War
The life of the little theatres continued long after the war and their influence spread far beyond the limits of their studio audiences. This section will examine aspects of their work into the 1920s, under the changed conditions of the postwar ...
Grace Brockington
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Mount Vernon: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (Vol. 9, No. 1)
The long-running publication "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" -- more usually called simply YTT -- was created by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association as part of its ongoing effort to communicate with its special constituencies of historians, scholars and ...
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Mount Vernon: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (Vol. 28, No. 1)
The long-running publication "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" -- more usually called simply YTT -- was created by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association as part of its ongoing effort to communicate with its special constituencies of historians, scholars and ...
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Mount Vernon: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (Vol. 24, No. 2)
The long-running publication "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" -- more usually called simply YTT -- was created by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association as part of its ongoing effort to communicate with its special constituencies of historians, scholars and ...
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Mount Vernon: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (Vol. 17, No. 1, Supp.)
The long-running publication "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" -- more usually called simply YTT -- was created by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association as part of its ongoing effort to communicate with its special constituencies of historians, scholars and ...
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Mount Vernon: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (Vol. 12, No. 2)
The long-running publication "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" -- more usually called simply YTT -- was created by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association as part of its ongoing effort to communicate with its special constituencies of historians, scholars and ...
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