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Showing books starting with the letters other than A-Z (2901-2950 of 3029):
- ‘Poetria Nova’ and its Sources in Early Rhetorical Doctrine, The
- ‘Red Years’, The
- ‘Thank you M. Monnet’
- ‘Thank you M. Monnet’
- ‘The President Has Been Shot’
- ‘The President Has Been Shot’
- ‘This Culture of Ours’
- ‘Ukulele, The
- ‘Yo!’ and ‘Lo!’
- ’Pataphysics Unrolled
- ‚Lux divinitatis‘ – ‚Das liecht der gotheit‘
- ‚Nationes‘-Begriffe im mittelalterlichen Musikschrifttum
- “Aus meiner Sprache verbannt ...”
- “Bei aller brüderlichen Liebe...”
- “Did I Not Bring Israel Out of Egypt?”
- “Disguised Unemployment” in Underdeveloped Areas
- “Found” Data: Qualitative Content Analysis of Medical Examiner Records to Explore the Context of Infant Injury Deaths
- “God Didn’t Make Those Medicines”: A Case for Naturalistic Inquiry in Health Promotion Research
- “I am a Phenomenon Quite Out of the Ordinary”
- “I am to be read not from left to right, but in Jewish: from right to left”
- “I Don’t See Color”
- “I Will Walk Among You”
- “If Then the World a Theatre Present…“
- “If we had wings we would fly to you”
- “It Takes a Village to Raise a Rigorous Qualitative Project”: Studying Family Financial Socialization Using Team-Based Qualitative Methods
- “It’s the Way I Tell ’Em!” It Is Not What We Teach but How We Do It: Using Focus Group Discussions to Research Student Perspectives on Threshold Concepts in Health
- “It” Factor: Be the One People Like, Listen to, and Remember, The
- “Keep ’Em in the East” : Kazan, Kubrick, and the postwar New York film renaissance
- “Khaki” on cotton and other textile material
- “Masters” and “Natives”
- “Mi genio es un enano llamado Walter Ego”
- “Mysterium trinitatis”?
- “Of Things They Are Not in Quest of”: How Pivoting and Intangibles Shape Interpretive Work
- “One of Life and One of Death”
- “Out of Smalle Beginnings…”
- “Positives” Recht
- “Quiet Spiders of the Hidden Soul”
- “See and Read All These Words”
- “See and Read All These Words”
- “Street-Level” Research in Public Health Nutrition: A Cross-Sectional Study of Dietary Behavior in New York City
- “Stuff You Should Know About Age Friendly Neighborhoods but Don’t”: Researching Aging-in-Place With Older Adults as Co-Researchers
- “Take Courage, O Jerusalem…”
- “Tell Me How I Can Get to Know You”: Negotiating Research Strategies With Late Arrivals in Norwegian Schools in Field Conversations
- “Terrorist Group” or “Social Movement”: Groupism and the Problem of Common Sense Categories in Comparative Political Research
- “The Compassionate and Benevolent”: Jewish Ruling Elites in the Medieval Islamicate World
- “The Government of God”–
- “The main Business of natural Philosophy”, vol. 29
- “The Road Less Travelled”: Mental Health Research With Africans in the Diaspora
- “They Never Want to Tell You”
- “Thus Speaks Ishtar of Arbela”