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Horáková, Martina.
Alternative (hi)stories, indigenous resistance and subjugated knowledges. In: Horáková, Martina. Inscribing difference and resistance : indigenous women's personal non-fiction and life writing in Australia and North America.
2017, pp. 121–153.
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Horáková, Martina.
Separation, assimilation and trauma in life writing by Doris Pilkington, Shirley Sterling and Anna Lee Walters. In: Horáková, Martina. Inscribing difference and resistance : indigenous women's personal non-fiction and life writing in Australia and North America.
2017, pp. 115–119.
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Horáková, Martina.
Collective subjects, dialogic selves. In: Horáková, Martina. Inscribing difference and resistance : indigenous women's personal non-fiction and life writing in Australia and North America.
2017, pp. 175–190.
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Horáková, Martina.
Indigenous feminism in personal non-fiction by Paula Gunn Allen, Lee Maracle and Jackie Huggins. In: Horáková, Martina. Inscribing difference and resistance : indigenous women's personal non-fiction and life writing in Australia and North America.
2017, pp. 25–29.
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Horáková, Martina.
Recreating the circle: reconstructing indigenous womanhood. In: Horáková, Martina. Inscribing difference and resistance : indigenous women's personal non-fiction and life writing in Australia and North America.
2017, pp. 61–81.
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Horáková, Martina.
Acknowledgments. In: Horáková, Martina. Inscribing difference and resistance : indigenous women's personal non-fiction and life writing in Australia and North America.
2017, pp. 9–10.
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Horáková, Martina.
Bearing witness: trauma, testimony, scriptotherapy. In: Horáková, Martina. Inscribing difference and resistance : indigenous women's personal non-fiction and life writing in Australia and North America.
2017, pp. 155–173.
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Horáková, Martina.
Threshold writing: interweaving indigenous theory and life. In: Horáková, Martina. Inscribing difference and resistance : indigenous women's personal non-fiction and life writing in Australia and North America.
2017, pp. 83–111.
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Horáková, Martina.
Bibliography. In: Horáková, Martina. Inscribing difference and resistance : indigenous women's personal non-fiction and life writing in Australia and North America.
2017, pp. 195–207.
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Horáková, Martina.
Talking back, talkin' up: voicing indigenous feminism. In: Horáková, Martina. Inscribing difference and resistance : indigenous women's personal non-fiction and life writing in Australia and North America.
2017, pp. 31–60.
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Štěpaník, Karel.
Literatura. In: Štěpaník, Karel. William Hazlitt jako literární kritik.
1947, pp. 209.
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Štěpaník, Karel.
Summary. In: Štěpaník, Karel. William Hazlitt jako literární kritik.
1947, pp. 205–208.
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Štěpaník, Karel.
Literární prameny Keatsovy tvorby. In: Štěpaník, Karel. Básnické dílo Johna Keatse.
1958, pp. 163–224.
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Štěpaník, Karel.
Základní literatura. In: Štěpaník, Karel. Básnické dílo Johna Keatse.
1958, pp. 230–231.
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Štěpaník, Karel.
Summary. In: Štěpaník, Karel. Básnické dílo Johna Keatse.
1958, pp. 225–229.
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Bicanová, Klára.
Bibliography. In: Bicanová, Klára. From rhetoric to aesthetics: wit and esprit in the English and French theoretical writings of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
2013, pp. 133–141.
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Bicanová, Klára.
Index. In: Bicanová, Klára. From rhetoric to aesthetics: wit and esprit in the English and French theoretical writings of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
2013, pp. 151–152.
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Bicanová, Klára.
Nicolas Boileau-Déspreaux and the ideal of neoclassical esprit. In: Bicanová, Klára. From rhetoric to aesthetics: wit and esprit in the English and French theoretical writings of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
2013, pp. 75–85.
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Bicanová, Klára.
Joseph Addison and the aesthetics of neoclassical wit. In: Bicanová, Klára. From rhetoric to aesthetics: wit and esprit in the English and French theoretical writings of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
2013, pp. 109–118.
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Bicanová, Klára.
John Dryden and vagaries of restoration wit. In: Bicanová, Klára. From rhetoric to aesthetics: wit and esprit in the English and French theoretical writings of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
2013, pp. 88–97.
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Bicanová, Klára.
Official and alternative classical aesthetics: Bouhours, Méré, and Boileau : [introduction]. In: Bicanová, Klára. From rhetoric to aesthetics: wit and esprit in the English and French theoretical writings of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
2013, pp. 55–56.
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Bicanová, Klára.
Alexander Pope and wit as meta-criticism. In: Bicanová, Klára. From rhetoric to aesthetics: wit and esprit in the English and French theoretical writings of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
2013, pp. 98–109.
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Bicanová, Klára.
Wit as aesthetic concept. In: Bicanová, Klára. From rhetoric to aesthetics: wit and esprit in the English and French theoretical writings of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
2013, pp. 31–44.
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Kudrnáčová, Naděžda.
The specific semantico-syntactic status of secondary agent constructions. In: Kudrnáčová, Naděžda. Caused motion: secondary agent constructions.
2013, pp. 8–11.