FALL 2006
THE IDEA OF EUROPE
Volume 58, Number 4
(please click on the author's name for a brief abstract of the essay)
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Introduction: The Idea of Europe |
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| Literary Mirrorings | |||
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Of the Arab Origin of Modern Europe: Giammaria Barbari, |
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| Juan Andrés, and the Origins of Rhyme | |||
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Global Renaissance: Alexander the Great and Early Modern |
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| Classicism from the British Isles to the Malay Archipelago | |||
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One Third of the Earth? Europe Seen and Unseen in the |
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| Middle English Chronicles of the Fourteenth Century | |||
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Peripheral Echoes: "Old" and "New" Worlds as Reciprocal |
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| Literary Mirrorings | |||
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The Idea of Europe--Treading on Native Ground? |
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Identity Discourses on Borders in Eastern Europe |
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Integration, Subversion, and the Rape of Europa: |
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| Heinrich Böll's "Er kam als Biefrahrer" | |||
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The Sound of Music: Jews and the Study of Jewish |
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| Culture in the New Europe | |||
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Dead, or a Picture of Good Health? Comparatism, |
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| Europe, and World Literature | |||
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