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Woman as Witness

Essays on Testimonial Literature by Latin American Women

by Linda S. Maier (Volume editor) Isabel Dulfano (Volume editor)

©2004 Monographs
«The first wit of the age»

Essays on Swift and his Contemporaries in Honour of Hermann J. Real

by Kirsten Juhas (Volume editor) Patrick Müller (Volume editor) Mascha Hansen (Volume editor) 2013

©2013 Others
An American Witness in Nazi Frankfurt

The Diaries of Robert W. Heingartner, 1928-1937

by Andrew Bonnell (Volume editor) 2011

©2011 Others
Jeanne Hyvrard, Wounded Witness

The Body Politic and the Illness Narrative

by Helen Vassallo (Author)

©2007 Monographs
Command Performance: Coercion, Wit, and Censure in

by William Sayers (Author)
From Silent Witnesses to Active Agents

Student Voice in Re-engaging with Learning

by John Smyth (Author) Peter McInerney (Author)

©2012 Textbook
Parody, Scriblerian Wit and the Rise of the Novel

Parodic Textuality from Pope to Sterne

by Przemysław Uściński (Author) 2017

©2016 Monographs
«Too much wit and not enough warning»?

Sir Eric Phipps als britischer Botschafter in Berlin von 1933 bis 1937

by Matthias Jaroch (Author)

©1999 Thesis
An Eye-Witness Account of the French Revolution by Helen Maria Williams

Letters Containing a Sketch of the Politics of France

by Jack Fruchtman (Author)

©1997 Others
Lope de Vega: <i>The Trial of Wits</i>/ <i>La prueba de los ingenios</i>

Annotated Bilingual Spanish/English Edition

by Marcella Salvi (Author) Rafael Bejarano (Author)

Monographs
Disarchiving Anguish

Charles Reznikoff and the Modalities of Witnessing

by Jacek Partyka (Author) 2021

©2021 Monographs

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Beyond Witnessing

Teaching After Witnessing a School Shooting

Wits and Interpretation

Woman as Witness

Bitter Witness

Witness to Pain

«The first wit of the age»

An American Witness in Nazi Frankfurt

Jeanne Hyvrard, Wounded Witness

Command Performance: Coercion, Wit, and Censure in

From Silent Witnesses to Active Agents

Parody, Scriblerian Wit and the Rise of the Novel

«Too much wit and not enough warning»?

An Eye-Witness Account of the French Revolution by Helen Maria Williams

Lectures blanchotiennes de Malraux et Camus

Lope de Vega: <i>The Trial of Wits</i>/ <i>La prueba de los ingenios</i>

Disarchiving Anguish

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