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1. Boundaries

   Newcastle, UK : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2007.

   "Boundaries" is a collection of works offering creative and critical responses to methods of making, breaking, and negotiating boundaries. The concern of this book is not simply to address the theme of boundaries; we also hope to breach the boundaries surrounding the usual ways that such a theme would ordinarily be debated. As such, this collection includes papers from both arts and science disciplines including literary, theatrical, historical, linguistic, educational, travel writing and geographical perspectives, from academics, postgraduate research students, postgraduate creative writers, and creative writers without institutional affiliation. The book is interdisciplinary in its approach, and boundary-crossing in its presentation: instead of organising the collection in sections of papers according to whether they are predominantly creative or critical in approach, the papers are presented together, and are organised in three sections according to the way that those papers approach the boundary that they perceive: whether that boundary is being made, negotiated, or broken. In addition to the main papers in the three sections, the collection is framed by interviews with the plenary speakers who were invited to the conference, Adam Roberts and Hanan Al-Shaykh. These are writers whose works repeatedly deal with boundaries of form, genre, and audience, and the interviews included here start to explore the range of boundaries existing in their work and in their lives as writers. The format of their contribution to this book allows another boundary to be crossed, by including formal, structured interviews as another medium of developing the debate.

2. Boundaries

   Blanco, Richard, 1968-

   [Rockport, Maine] : Two Ponds Press, 2017. [Hollis, New Hampshire] : Puritan Press, 2017.

3. Boundaries

   Doh, Emmanuel Fru

   Mankon, Cameroon : Langaa Research & Publishing, [2015]

   In Boundaries, Musang, from the Grassfields, falls in love with Etonde from the Coast. Although aware of some existing tension and unfounded mistrust between both camps, the couple is ready to marry when Etonde's father, incredibly, rejects the marriage proposal at the last minute. Although traumatized, Musang, finally, deems the rejection a sign from heaven and so reconsiders a lingering vocation idea - the priesthood. Meanwhile, a devastated Etonde, now defiant of men, struggles on to regain her equilibrium. Years after, however, and barely months away from his ordination into the priesthood, Musang, an exemplary postulant, is suddenly given the deprecating choice to go on probation or leave the seminary; he leaves.

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1. Glacial Boundaries [Illinois]

   Illinois State Geological Survey

   1998

   Glacial boundary lines representing the extent of glaciation for major glacial episodes in Illinois. Data originally from Quaternary Deposits in Il...

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   Illinois State Geological Survey

   1968

   Contains the Illinois state boundary in line and polygon format. There are two versions of the data: one that includes the official state boundary ...

3. PLSS Indian Treaty Boundary Lines [Illinois]

   Illinois State Geological Survey

   1968

   Indian Treaty boundary lines from the Illinois Public Land Survey System. ISGS, 1984 (revised 2003).