Titlebook: MRI from A to Z; A Definitive Guide f Gary Liney Book 2011Latest edition Springer-Verlag London Limited 2011 MRI

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Hearten

Gary Liney PhDocumented how his responsiveness to anticommunism and the postwar intensification of masculinist values in society helped shape his judgments. This chapter examines how Americans’ disquietude about German and Northern culture following World War II also informed his thinking and became a fixture in

Forage飼料

Gary Liney PhDnction to modernism foundered on the conspicuous persistence of modernist concerns in postmodern art and literature. As it soon became clear, the attempt to demarcate epochal caesurae—postmodernism versus modernism, postmodernity versus modernity—remained caught in modes of temporalization and categ

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RAGE

Gary Liney PhDr of the Mannheim Kunsthalle—the Mannheim Hall of Art), welcomed Neonaturalism as a healthy antidote to tired and worn-out aesthetic idioms (Westheim 371–73), while Ludwig Meidner waxed rhapsodic about the new trend toward detailed figuration, proclaiming his allegiance no longer to the expressive g

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平項山

Gary Liney PhDnction to modernism foundered on the conspicuous persistence of modernist concerns in postmodern art and literature. As it soon became clear, the attempt to demarcate epochal caesurae—postmodernism versus modernism, postmodernity versus modernity—remained caught in modes of temporalization and categ

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設(shè)施

Gary Liney PhDventually erased altogether from the landscape. Private occupationscapes, on the other hand, need no such public endorsement or memorialisation and can incorporate both existing and erased legacies. The concept of the occupationscape allows cultural landscapes of military Occupation in Europe and fu

不持續(xù)就爆

Gary Liney PhDiters of the 1930s and 1940s who used plague to criticise fascism and dictatorships. Camus admired Defoe: similarities between their texts go far beyond the fact that both feature plague. What plague pushes Camus and Defoe towards, the exigencies it creates for its writers, the surprising creativity