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By Bronwyn Burke, Kissing the Kiss of Betrayal: A Study of Veneration in the Berners’ Book of Hours

By Madelynn Meyer, Mi Fiona

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By Abby Morris, The Attractive, the Unattractive, and the Ugly: Appearance Adjectives and Gender

By James Mullooly, Urban Morphology and Integrative Efficacy in Quito’s Major Metropolitan Parks

By Jamie Nguyen, Kind Lands, Unkind Realities: The Conflicting Heritage(s) of the Baltimore Chinatown and Its Relations to Urban Developments in Asian neighborhoods

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By Emily Strickland, Who Is My Shepherd?

By John Williamson, By Faith and Faith Alone: Missionaries in the Ottoman Empire and Religion as a Framework for Analyzing Imperium

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La destrucción que la mente causa

“La cama está cálida cuando el resto del mundo me da frío y no tengo una chaqueta suficiente para sobrevivir”

“No quiero comer. No quiero oír la satisfacción de la comida en mi refrigeradora. Necesito ganar – quedar con el estómago vacío.”

“Se murió sin la comprensión de que nadie en el mundo podía oír los sonidos de la comida aparte de ella. Era la única, y murió.”

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