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• From polemics to fiction: Four eighteenth-century women writers on education.
• Action in Charlotte Bronte's fiction.
• Horror in evolution: Determinism, materialism, and Darwinism in the American gothic.
• Child sexual abuse, moral panic, and the mass media: A case study in the social construction of deviance.
• Geometric realization of homotopy systems.
• Converging theories and emerging practices: The voices, visions and women of Marie Laberge's theatre.
• Joyce and mysticism: The hermeneutics of difficult texts.
• Trust and the limits of contract.
• Mary McCarthy, Mary Gordon, and the Irish American literary tradition.
• Analogous nonword reading in normal and poor decoders at a variety of word recognition levels: Comparisons before and after remedial intervention.
• The validity of the posttraumatic stress disorder classification as applied to preschool children.
• The use of authority with involuntary clients in child protective investigation.
• The United Way Philippines, Inc.: A case study of organizational transfer in philanthropy.
• References to external mythological figures in the "Odyssey".
• "Dreaming a golden dream": The female poetics of Emily Dickinson.
• Heirs to "Astrea's vacant throne": Behn's influence on Trotter, Pix, Manley and Centlivre.
• Practical philosophy and space: Foundations for a critical environmental social science.
• Biochemical characterization of the binding region of Saccharomyces cerevisiae alpha-agglutinin: A member of the immunoglobulin superfamily.
• Altruism is only part of the story: A longitudinal study of AIDS volunteers.
• Automatic and controlled information processing in Alzheimer's disease.
• Insurance medicine: From eyeballing to thorough check-up.
• Coping and competence in African-American children living in poverty: The role of cognition, locus of control, and racial socialization.
• Just war theory and a practical pacifism.
• Frankreich-Allemagne: Representations of nationality in twentieth-century French and German literature.
• Au carrefour des cultures: La poesie d'Anna de Noailles.