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Richard Münchith his roguish reputation, and there is no way of knowing for sure what his motives were when, in an interview for . magazine at around this time, he declared, ‘There are women, and then there’s pussy.’. It is tempting but probably unfair to take such a quotable phrase as the last word on the repre

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William Uricchioity of death. The fascination that these mysteries hold for many of us is no doubt one of the reasons why representations of spectacular deaths recur in our culture. In our own time, in our own culture, part of the appeal may well lie in the fact that the sight, smell and feel of a dead body is as m

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t in the nineteenth century: the gold rushes in Montana and California during this period were particular flashpoints for the custom of vigilante justice.. However, as John Cawelti points out, many of these historical vigilante traditions were ‘a(chǎn) collective phenomenon, the result of mob action or of

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Kai-Peter Keusenan Theatre began with a haunting before the character who appeared as a phantom was actually dead. In the production’s prologue, the spectator encountered Orgilus (Iain Glen), gaunt and black-clad, playing on a lute. He sang of the joys of marriage, of ‘Hearts by holy union wedded, / More than their

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Lars Rademacheran Theatre began with a haunting before the character who appeared as a phantom was actually dead. In the production’s prologue, the spectator encountered Orgilus (Iain Glen), gaunt and black-clad, playing on a lute. He sang of the joys of marriage, of ‘Hearts by holy union wedded, / More than their

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Dietrich Scheunemannssed hierarchical relationships, goes a considerable way towards explaining the nuances of conversational interaction traced in Chapter 1. As a situated linguistic and gestural practice, however, conversation is at once social and spatial. Any interaction is simultaneously informed by an individual’