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consciousness and
behaviour made
newly problematic by technology."
Tatiani Rapatzikou,
writing in The
Literary Encyclopedia,
identifies Gibson as "one of North...
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Gibson scholar Tatiani Rapatzikou commented that the
motif of the
space station was used by the authors...
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comparison to its
sometimes dull predecessors.
Gibson scholar Tatiana Rapatzikou located the novel's
significance in the fact that it had
several motifs...
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Appleton 1872, p. 592.
Harvard College (1780- ).
class of 1888 1920, p. 73.
Rapatzikou 2008, p. 173.
Wilson &
Fiske 1892, p. 492. This
article incorporates text...
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Washington Post. pp. F07.
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March 2008..
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Gothic Motifs in the
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Approaches to his Work (2022.)
Together with
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Stefan L. Brandt, he
founded the
journal AmLit (American Literatures)...
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Sidney (2006).
Cyber Pop. New York: Routledge. p. 105. ISBN 0-415-97677-4.
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