Caribbean Library Journal Volume 1 BOOK REVIEW

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The Sorrows of An American: A Review and Brief Interview Victoria Hofmo Siri Hustvedt’s new book’s title is The Sorrow of An American. On the surface it refers to psychiatrist Erik Davidsen whose character serves as

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Review by Choice Review In this rather novel and ambitious book, the authors introduce the concept of "nurturance" as a framework to guide the crafting of future social policies pertaining to fatherhood. Admittedly, thei

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• Human development
• Marriage
• Father
• Parent
• Structure
• Human behavior
• Fatherhood
• Family
• Divorce

CS140 Midterm Review February 5, 2010 Details Midterm will be held in class on Tuesday, February 9th Open book and open notes (closed computing devices)

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book review Choreographies of African Identities Négritude, Dance, and the National Ballet of Senegal

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• Ballet
• African dance
• Léopold Sédar Senghor
• Modern dance
• Africa
• African people
• Dance
• Entertainment

NECROPHILIA VARIATIONS by SUPERVERT (book review) « bibliokleptomaniac:26 PM bibliokleptomaniac The nest of bibliomaniacs, kleptos, plagiarists, schizos,

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• Necrophilia in popular culture
• American literature
• Ai
• Necrophilia

M. Salehin/ Societies Without Borders 9: Book Review A Quiet Revolution: The Veil’s Resurgence, from the Middle East to America. By

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The Interdisciplinary Journal of Popular Culture and Pedagogy Book Review: M. J. Trow. A Brief History of Vampires. Philadelphia: Running Press Book Publishers, 2010. xv, 368 pp. Paperback,

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• Dracula
• Gothic novels
• Wold Newton
• Count Dracula
• Vampire
• Vlad the Impaler
• Vlad Tepes
• Undead
• Vampire literature
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Deception in High Places by Nicholas Gilby (Book Review)

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