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Sen won acclaim for Beneath Clouds and Toomelah, both of which explored the issues faced by rural Indigenous communities like those he grew up in.

The Globe Theatre in London organized The Complete Walk a 4-km (2.5-mi) course that included 37 short films, each of which explored one Shakespearean play; the project was to be exported to cities in several other countries.

After developing a Freudian theory of literary influence in The Anxiety of Influence (1973) and A Map of Misreading (1975), Bloom reached a wide audience with The Western Canon (1994) and Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human (1998), both of which explored and defended the Western literary tradition.

Professor Blum, who taught at Yale from 1957 until 1991, was the author or editor of 18 books, almost all of which explored in some way the personalities and circumstances that drove political leaders to become agents of progressive social change, even when, like Roosevelt, they were heirs to wealth rooted in the American status quo.

If you are a movie fan then you are immediately thinking Groundhog Day and 50 First Dates both of which explored the same theme.

Each prototype has been created by collaborations of globally renowned academics and designers, all of which explored the human experiences in the Internet of Things and brought a 'bigger picture' approach to innovation.

Until 27 September, there is a temporary exhibition of which explores the influence of Rodin on Matisse's work.

There are 18 chapters in the book, each of which explores a single part of the body from just one of many possible perspectives.

O'Hara is best known for the plays Insurrection: Holding History and Bootycandy, both of which explore the intersection of racial and sexual identity.

Her early collections include Lys (1962; "Light") and Græs (1963; "Grass")—translated within the same volume as Light and Grass both of which explore the relationship of language to the natural world with lyric maps of the Danish landscape.

The book is in 12 sections, each of which explores an aspect of the Cairngorms and life on them: "Water, Frost and Snow", "The Recesses", "The Senses", "Man", "Being".