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These references intersect both with Jameson's words, which are used to explain ficto-criticism, and with Krauss' theorisation of paraliterature and naturalise the notion that postmodernism has heavily influenced the invention of ficto-criticism.
Who killed Jeanne Randolph? King, Muecke or "ficto-criticism" by Flavell, Helen / Outskirts: feminisms along the edge
These scholars are of the view that African Jurisprudence is not too different from mainstream Western Jurisprudence, hence the question whether there exists a separate sphere of thinking of legal theorisation called 'African Jurisprudence.
Multiculturalism, legal pluralism and the separability thesis: a ... by William, Idowu; Oke, Moses / Law, Social Justice and Global Development Journal
This more explicit approach to pedagogy was attempted through theorisation of the possible cause for difficulties in talking with the teachers explicitly about their pedagogies (Sellar & Cormack, 2007).
Unfinished but not yet exhausted: a review of Australian Middle ... by Prosser, Brenton / Australian Journal of Education
 
 
 
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