原始
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978-3-319-88169-0The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl
hemophilia
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考古学
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photophobia
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dry-eye
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overrule
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Point and Contact Transformations,nd since its “annexation” from Spain in 1898; Puerto Rican efforts to resist colonial dependence; and efforts to silence and eliminate the proponents for freedom. Beginning with the author’s family story in relation to the wider sociohistorical account of Puerto Ricans, it describes the migration fl
条约
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-02417-7logy that will emerge in the next three chapters. It affirms the use of literature as a decolonial theological source, identifying how stories have promoted and cultivated a “prophetic imagination” for Puerto Ricans, especially within an oppressive colonial context. Storytelling and the literary tra
摇摆
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-3256-2the USA through an examination of identity. After providing a brief biological sketch of Santiago, the chapter proceeds with a literary analysis of her works, demonstrating an emphasis on identity as a central theme. This theme corresponds with the Christian doctrine of humanity (Christian anthropol
LAY
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-3256-2USA through an examination of suffering. After providing a brief biological sketch of Soto, the chapter proceeds with a literary analysis of his works, demonstrating an emphasis on suffering as a central theme which corresponds with the Christian doctrine of salvation (Christian soteriology). The ch
缩短
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Analytical Techniques in Biochemistryugh an examination of hope. After providing a brief biological sketch of Ferré, the chapter proceeds with a literary analysis of her works, demonstrating an emphasis on hope, including its absence, as a central theme which corresponds with the Christian doctrine of the end times (Christian eschatolo