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The Outcast: There Is No One to Tell a Story to

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Shame Embodiment

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Agatha Christie on the Problem of Gratitude

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Longing for Touch

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An Irredeemable Future and “Bad” Vulnerability: Education during the Pandemic

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Agatha Christie and Professor Wanstead’s Opinion

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Between Borders, Home and Welcome: Between the Saint and the Stranger

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The Agatha Christie Blog Series invites the reader to explore the existential foundations of topical problems in dialogue with Agatha Christie’s detective stories.

Agatha Christie as a Defender of the Innocent

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Unheard but Visible: The Silence of Illness

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The Agatha Christie Blog Series invites the reader to explore the existential foundations of topical problems in dialogue with Agatha Christie’s detective stories

Agatha Christie on Conjuring Tricks

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An animated flag with four panels. There are six rocks flying in the air together with hair strands. Three of the panels are partly rolled up showing the backside with isolated ears on a green background. Under the folded panel a fragile sheet of hessian fabric is revealed.

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