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• THE ORIGINS OF "CREACIONISMO": THE EARLY WORKS OF VICENTE HUIDOBRO (1911--1916) (CHILE).
• FEAR IN THE DETERRENCE OF DELINQUENCY: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RAHWAY STATE PRISON LIFERS' PROGRAM.
• AMALARIUS OF METZ AND THE SINGING OF THE CAROLINGIAN OFFICES.
• GWENDOLYN BROOKS: PROPHECY AND POETIC PROCESS.
• THE METANOVEL.
• THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND THE NEGRO: A STUDY IN NORTHERN AND NATIONAL POLITICS, 1868-1892.
• SCHNITZLERS UNVEROEFFENTLICHTE RITTERLICHKEIT-FRAGMENTE UND IHRE BEDEUTUNG FUER "DAS WEITE LAND" UND "DAS WORT." (GERMAN TEXT).
• Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes: The Double-Sided Manuscripts.
• Seven mascarades for the court of Louis XIV by Anne, Pierre, and Andre Danican Philidor.
• Community policing: The impact on role perception, work routines and the subculture of police in select ethnically diverse communities.
• American acropolis: George Grey Barnard's "Monument to Democracy", 1918--1938.
• Catalytic applications of polysiloxane stabilized transition metal nanoclusters.
• Made in the U.S.A.: Americanizing aesthetics at Carlisle.
• Bold with the bow and arrow: Amazons and the ethnic gendering of martial prowess in ancient Greek and Asian cultures.
• Evidence -based practices and the role of policy entrepreneurs in the adoption and implementation of Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) in New York and Oklahoma.
• Development of lexical tone production in disyllabic words by 2- to 6-year-old Mandarin-speaking children.
• From the ground up: Community gardens in New York City and the politics of spatial transformation.
• Dreams of an impossible blackness: Racialized desire and America's integrationist impulse, 1945--1955.
• I just wanna be successful in life: Revealing struggles, strategies, selves, and wisdom in a narrative study of students assigned to remedial classes.
• Art, urbanism, and public space: Critical spatial responses to urban redevelopment in Beijing (1976--2000).
• The Theta Parameter: Syntax under a radical UTAH.
• Making a way out of no way: Relations between blacks and whites in Annapolis, Maryland, from 1902 to 1952.
• Objects of legacy: Material objects of displaced people.
• Sanctum sanctorum: The alternative designs and domesticities of Harriet Beecher Stowe, Louisa May Alcott, Willa Cather, and Edith Wharton.
• Narratives of displacement: The evolution of the Caribbean -American transnational narrative.