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    Český heldentenor Joseph Aloys Tichatscheck a jeho první spolupráce s Richardem Wagnerem by Martin Kajzar

    Published 2019-12-01
    “…Today it is more than two centuries since the artist's birth, and this part of Dissertation present a complex artistic and personal profile of Joseph Tichatscheck between years 1842–1843 as the outcome of the author's original research activities.…”
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    “The ‘Cats’ from Hell”: The Long Shadow of Poe’s Feline in the Short Fiction of Flannery O’Connor and Stephen King by José Manuel Correoso-Rodenas

    Published 2022-02-01
    “…In one of his most famous stories ever written, “The Black Cat” (1843), Edgar Allan Poe chose an animal as a protagonist. …”
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    Spain’s «national character» in «The Economist» by Ángel Arrese, James Breiner

    Published 2023-10-01
    “…For more than a century and a half, the publication founded by James Wilson in 1843 has been a reference for politicians, opinion leaders and businessmen around the world. …”
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    Ronald Searle and the Christmas Carol: between animation design and illustration, a story by Benvenuti, Davide, Albers, Kathrine

    Published 2022
    “…The 1843 A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens is probably one of the most adapted pieces of literature we know of live-action, illustration and animation. …”
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    Donald Barthelme and not-knowing: 1964-1987 by Abramowitz, R

    Published 2014
    “…Chapter Four argues that Kierkegaard's theories of education and religion in <em>Either/Or</em> (1843) and <em>The Present Age</em> (1846), as well as the contemporary incarnation of Dewey's ideas of progressive education, both had a profound influence on Barthelme's ideas about the way a society is educated into knowingness, the artist's aspiration toward not-knowing, and the validity of religion in the postmodern world. …”
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