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Bereavement
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1833-4dies should be revisited in the light of contemporary disability awareness, but also that dominant critical practices associated with Romantic studies continue to marginalise and disable the different in body and mind. ‘Disabling’ Romanticism will involve interrogating certain traditions of interpre
撕裂皮肉
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1833-4esthetic appeal of deformity extended ‘picturesque’ criteria from landscapes and architecture to people. Uvedale Price wrote in 1794 that ‘Deformity is to ugliness what picturesque is to beauty; though distinct from it, and in many cases arising from opposite causes, it is often mistaken for it, oft
nonradioactive
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神经
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净礼
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Christopher M. Schmidt,Susumu Kuroda, mentally ill, blind, and virtually deaf. To discuss the King at all in the difficult situation of a Regency was audacious, and reflects Southey’s strong identification with the King rather than the Regent. The focus is on Southey’s ., in which the stricken George III acquires the status of a natio
受人支配
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-12719-0r actress and royal courtesan Mary ‘Perdita’ Robinson began to suffer from progressive lower-limb paralysis. Brewer examines the contemporary reception of Robinson’s impairment within the context of the Romantic-era debate about how disability should be responded to and interpreted. Robinson’s obitu
angiography
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厌烦
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synovium
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