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Was Wilhelm R?pke Really a Proto-Keynesian?oduction of preferred readings through mutual constitution in discourses on cosmetic surgery. These tools, intertextuality and interpretive repertoires, will be used to analyse the discourses around cosmetic surgery I mentioned earlier, in order to shed light upon the way cosmetic surgery acts as a

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Wilhelm R?pke: Why He Was a Conservatives, medical journal papers, articles found in cosmetic surgery advertising and material intended to inform the public. The resulting corpus represents technical work in the area as well as material written by experts but intended for the public. I use this collection to identify and map the analytic

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Mariya Petrova,Seth J. Schwartz breast implants, which were the subject of major hearings held by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1991 and 1992. Debate in Australia was initiated in 1991 by the Therapeutic Device Evaluation Committee (TDEC) on behalf of the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). This debate began as

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Was Wilhelm R?pke Really a Proto-Keynesian?‘If it ain’t broke, change my nose anyway.’

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Introduction‘If it ain’t broke, change my nose anyway.’

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Glossing Femininity: Women’s MagazinesA successful television comedy actress features under a banner that reads ‘Tortured lives’. Her ‘shock confession’ includes repeat cosmetic surgery and extreme dieting, but her circumstances and her outlook hardly invite pity: