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... mechanisms behind the narrative recasting of this docile creature into a calculating predator that savagely attacked whale ships. Owen Chase's Narrative of the Most Extraordinary and Distressing Shipwreck of the Whale-ship Essex set off a flurry of similar tales when it appeared in 1821. Chase attempted...

... Lynn (eds). The Infernal Desires of Angela Carter: Fiction, Femininity, Feminism . Series: Twentieth-Century Literature . Essex : Addison Wesley Longman , 1997 . Britzolakis Christina . “ Angela Carter’s Fetishism .” In The Infernal Desires of Angela Carter: Fiction, Femininity...

... . Nisenson Eric . Blue: The Murder of Jazz . New York : St. Martin's , 1997 . Prévost Eddie . No Sound is Innocent . Harlow, Essex : Copula , 1995 . Radano Ronald M. New Musical Figurations: Anthony Braxton's Cultural Critique . Chicago : U of Chicago P , 1993...

... . The Recognition of Herman Melville . Ann Arbor : University of Michigan Press . ———. 2008 . Melville: The Making of the Poet . Evanston, IL : Northwestern University Press . Philbrick Nathaniel . 2001 . In the Heart of the Sea: Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex . New York : Penguin...

...- tural perspectives on transnational communication, not only Dutch and Acehnese but also English, for the Earl of Essex sent John Davis on this voyage as a spy. Moreover, Houtman’s handbook, in the form of dialogues disposed into scenes, resembles a play text. His dialogues offer an alternative...

..., Authentic, Accessible Guides by Local Experts . Richmond, UK : Crimson . Searle C. E. 1983 . “‘The Odd Corner of England’: A Study of a Rural Social Formation in Transition; Cumbria, c. 1700–c. 1914.” PhD diss. , University of Essex . Stafford Fiona . 2010 . Local Attachments...

... Fact.” Modern Genre Theory . Ed. Duff David . Essex : Pearson Education , 2000 . 30 - 49 . Veale Tony . “Creativity as Pastaiche: A Computational Treatment of Metaphoric Blends with Special Regard to Cinematic ‘Borrowing’.” Unpublished essay. 1996. The Metaphor Home Page...

... Russian friends to explain an overheard fragment of English, she explains that it is a “London Essex” dialect, “the worst there is” (Richardson 1979k: 318). The man who is overheard “appear[s] horribly before [Miriam], his world summarized in his speech that must, did bring every- thing within...

..., that “He” was conceived and written during Porter’s time at the Essex Institute in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1927 while researching Cotton Mather for her ill-­fated book project. Unrue (2005, 111) writes that, while in Salem, Porter “suspended her research long enough to write ‘He,’ which she told Gay...