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        Purified by Blood 

        van Eck, Clementine (2002)
        Honour killings are murders that are carried out to purify tarnished honour, the honour in question being namus. Both men and women possess namus. For women and girls, namus means chastity, while for men it means having ...
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        City of Darkness, City of Light 

        Phillips, Alastair (2003)
        This title is the first ever book-length study of the cinematic representation of Paris in the films of German emigré filmmakers, who found there a first refuge from Hitler. In coming to Paris - the privileged site in terms ...
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        Europe's Invisible Migrants 

        Smith, Andrea (2002)
        Following the decolonization movements that swept the globe after World War II, between four and six million people were 'returned' to Europe from the colonies. From an exporter of people, Europe turned to a site of ...
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        Art in Progress 

        Doorman, Maarten (2003)
        In this challenging and erudite philosophical essay, the author argues that in art, belief in progress is still relevant, if not essential. The radical freedoms of postmodernism have had a crippling effect on art - more ...
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        The Future of the Sciences and Humanities 

        McAllister, James; Benthem, van, Johan; Rip, Arie; Philipse, Herman (2002)
        The arts and sciences evolve by specialisation and broadening of their scopes. Much innovation results from unusual combinations of views and techniques originating in widely different domains. However, stepping outside ...
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