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Macroscopic and microscopic fields in electron and atom transport,

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David Linton Johnsonaracter remains unnamed until a moment of crisis in the story: Enid in Chrétien’s . is only named at her wedding, while Lancelot is called the ‘Knight of the Cart’ for the first half of the romance. One result of the stress on personal identity and problems is that the national and religious fervour

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W. Kohler,G. C. Papanicolaouaracter remains unnamed until a moment of crisis in the story: Enid in Chrétien’s . is only named at her wedding, while Lancelot is called the ‘Knight of the Cart’ for the first half of the romance. One result of the stress on personal identity and problems is that the national and religious fervour

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M. Lax,T. Odagakierstood as the meeting point of literary and filmic forms. Such a view, however, is not free from problematic considerations, the first of which emerges from the opposition occasionally yielded by the more conservative sections of some universities’ English departments, which may object to what I co

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D. McLaughlin,G. Papanicolaou,O. Pironneauvented ones, it was obvious that literary texts offered a rich source for sampling. Prose fiction and drama provided countless registers and voices, and poetry offered a density of features in an appealing context. Writers such as Brumfit (1980, 1983), Brumfit and Carter (1986), Carter (1982), Carte