Add to ORKGOne’s social identity is constituted in and through the act of naming. A name simultaneously interpe...
“All that the world has impressed upon her and her contemporaries she will use to reconstitute a com...
\u27What\u27s in a name?’ asked Juliet. Our response would surely be different if Romeo were no long...
An exploration of the use of autobiography in the work of Annie Sprinkle and Bobby Baker
From Duchamp's drag as Rrose Sélavy, photographed by Man Ray, through to contemporary artist Bob and...
This contribution starts from observing a remarkable absence of continuity in scholarly debates and ...
Cet article propose une analyse des négociations onomastiques dans la nouvelle intitulée “Meneseteun...
Serigraphy on found paper, 8 X 10 Artist’s Statement: Any attempt to fully verbalize my motives be...
A prosopography will start from the identification of different individual persons among a mass of n...
By the mid-1930S the journalist Dorothy Thompson had become sufficienty important for writers and c...
In a frequently evoked passage from Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare asks What\u27s in a name?...
This article returns to The First Stone to examine the way in which Garner's name has functioned in ...
Aujourd’hui l’emploi des mots « femme » ou « femmes » dans le contexte de la critique littéraire rev...
Theatre is often considered a sacred ground for fiction and character to thrive. However within cont...
Performing Biography: creating, embodying and shifting history is a practice-led research project th...
One’s social identity is constituted in and through the act of naming. A name simultaneously interpe...
“All that the world has impressed upon her and her contemporaries she will use to reconstitute a com...
\u27What\u27s in a name?’ asked Juliet. Our response would surely be different if Romeo were no long...
An exploration of the use of autobiography in the work of Annie Sprinkle and Bobby Baker
From Duchamp's drag as Rrose Sélavy, photographed by Man Ray, through to contemporary artist Bob and...
This contribution starts from observing a remarkable absence of continuity in scholarly debates and ...
Cet article propose une analyse des négociations onomastiques dans la nouvelle intitulée “Meneseteun...
Serigraphy on found paper, 8 X 10 Artist’s Statement: Any attempt to fully verbalize my motives be...
A prosopography will start from the identification of different individual persons among a mass of n...
By the mid-1930S the journalist Dorothy Thompson had become sufficienty important for writers and c...
In a frequently evoked passage from Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare asks What\u27s in a name?...
This article returns to The First Stone to examine the way in which Garner's name has functioned in ...
Aujourd’hui l’emploi des mots « femme » ou « femmes » dans le contexte de la critique littéraire rev...
Theatre is often considered a sacred ground for fiction and character to thrive. However within cont...
Performing Biography: creating, embodying and shifting history is a practice-led research project th...
One’s social identity is constituted in and through the act of naming. A name simultaneously interpe...
“All that the world has impressed upon her and her contemporaries she will use to reconstitute a com...
\u27What\u27s in a name?’ asked Juliet. Our response would surely be different if Romeo were no long...