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Heather Davis-Fisch dissection nous a permis, avec une technique photographique.L’anatomie chez Léonard de Vinci est peu connue du public, médical ou non. Les nombreux ouvrages consacrés à Léonard ne dissèquent pas cette partie de ses multiples préoccupations. ..Ce livre est une première pour deux raisons: Les auteurs

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,Introduction: Jane Franklin’s Dress: Archives and Affect,845 while attempting to chart the Northwest Passage—would be removed from its active service list. Although ships were still searching for Franklin and the 128 men under his command, the Admiralty’s decision effectively declared the missing men dead. After recovering from the shock the letter had “i

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,“The Sly Fox”: Reading Indigenous Presence,ctated by naval rank, and to temporarily challenge shipboard authority.. Minor transgressions provided the experience of rebellion but ultimately—because they occurred in contained circumstances and were officially sanctioned—reaffirmed and reinforced order. Phil Deloria, building on Bakhtin’s work,

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,Aglooka’s Ghost: Performing Embodied Memory,ng. Using gestures and a few words of Inuktitut, Aglooka told the hesitant Inuit that he had friendly intentions, that he and his men were trying to reach Iwilik (Repulse Bay), and that they were hungry. Aglooka then performed gestures and sounds that Inuit believed represented his ship, or ships, b

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