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Mohamed I. Fayad,Bradford R. Johnson need, or (as he suggests we conceptualise it), the right to personal retribution as part of the process.. Peter A. French makes an analogous case when he argues for what he terms the ‘tailored fit’ of proportionality in determining punishments for criminals. The logic of his case leads him to consi

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Nick Pears,Yonghuai Liu,Peter Buntingp of a 1986 rape trial;. and Karen Bamford’s study of . (2000) begins with changing notions of rape in the 1970s informed by feminist critiques, concluding with a direct connection between the modern backlash against feminism and what she interprets as an analogous cultural reaction in the early sev

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3D Immersive and Interactive Learningstudy concentrates almost exclusively on the tragic genre, so the parallel analysis of cinema will be largely restricted to violent film, a wide-ranging categorisation that has to incorporate the diverse genres of action, adventure and horror. Since the subject matter of this section will include a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-98229-4 ideas about female sexual desire and sexual autonomy. Roughly 350 years later, . presents its audience with another ambivalently sexualised female in the form of Amy (Susan George), a woman prized, appraised and fought over by men in a battle to control her and, indirectly, one another. . is a stri

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3D Mesh Processing and Character Animationilm, identifies two contrasting strands of thought in attempts to theorise the appeal of horror that usefully cross over with the tension I have nominated as being crucial to the current study. He compares what he terms ‘beast within’ theories on the one hand – the idea that there is something unive

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Hybrid Imaging: From Anatomy to Functionunravelling the secrets of the human body for the literate population. Furthermore, evidence suggests that the study of anatomy also took on the status of entertainment for a paying public, with crowds flocking to see demonstrations in cities such as Bologna, Padua, Paris, Leiden, Amsterdam and Lond

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