… : neither fish nor flesh neither white man nor savage. 1849 Taylor and Whiting: neither fish nor
flesh… We can safely say that "Neither fish nor flesh" is adequately attested to in English and …

Against the notion of chance that Robin Kelsey proposes as the opening to a new conception
of photography and its relationship to history, this response argues for attention to the …

… What attracted me to the expression in this chapter’s title, ‘neither fish nor flesh’, is its
positive operation from negation. ‘Neither fish nor flesh’ makes its only direct appearance …

… I am reminded of Falstaff's reference to Mistress Quickly as an “otter”: “Neither fish nor
flesh; a man knows not where to have her” (Shakespeare, Henry IV, Part 1, Act III, iii, 126–127). …

… I am reminded of Falstaff’s reference to Mistress Quickly as an “otter”: “Neither fish nor
flesh; a man knows not where to have her” (Shakespeare, Henry IV, Part 1, Act III, iii, 126–127). …

This paper analyses issues of language and cultural translation in Brian Friel's play Translations
within the context of postcolonial theory and Irish history. As an overly discussed term in …

This paper analyses issues of language and cultural translation in Brian Friel’s play Translations
within the context of postcolonial theory and Irish history. As an overly discussed term in …

… Like the litigious Breen, the bar dwellers prove themselves neither" fish nor flesh"(12.1055-56),
but violently torn between the two-between feminized grievance and masculinized …

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) animated the aspirations of states to
enter into mutually advantageous agreements and enable free trade.'Digressing from the …

EUREKA STREET• SEPTEMBER 1996 to an epidemic of kidney disease, but rather the
success of medical technology in keeping alive the people who once died. About 1,600 people …