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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"E.M. Forster"”.

  1. "Narrative structure in ""The Collected Tales of E.M. Forster"""

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  2. Sacred and Regenerative Space in the Modern Novel

    … examines the ways in which Evelyn Waugh, E.M. Forster, and Virginia Woolf represent and use domestic spaces.

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  3. The Zumbrota

    … of round and flat characters as defined by E.M. Forster and James Wood. Through the discussion of serial detectives as round and flat characters, I ultimately examine the fundamental differences between literary and genre fiction. Then in part two, readers go back to 1940 as my detective, Wes …

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  4. The Sun Also Sets: British Authors and the Death of the Empire

    … to the overall demise of the Empire: E.M Forster illustrates the impact of the introduction of British women into India in A Passage to India; George Orwell demonstrates the significance of burgeoning native dissent and the empowerment of the compradore class in Burma in Burmese Days; …

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  5. Cultural Transmission in the Age of Modernism: Mentorship in the Novel, 1890--1960

    … Focusing on the novelists Thomas Hardy, E.M. Forster, Virginia Woolf, and Muriel Spark, I suggest that modernist-era writers were concerned as to whether or not Oxbridge could: or should) preserve and transmit the version of liberal-humane culture that had long been associated with the …

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  6. Armstrong Cork

    … follow the simple epigrammatic advice of E.M. Forster – Only connect. A place which facilitates connections must propose a physical variegation: different sizes of places, polyvalent places, places diverse in age and in cost. At the scale of the dwelling, diversity necessitates an economy of …

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  7. QUEEN: The Remaking of Character in the Modernist Novel

    … I show how those three writers explore what E.M. Forster calls “the hidden life” of the Queen’s character. Instead of representing the world, I show how those Modern writers relied upon the Queen as a tool to present the “problem” of representing the world. In their interrogation, everything was …

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  8. E.M. Forster’s Short Stories

    This paper will discuss E. M. Forster's short stories, using George Meredith's theory of the comic spirit and plot as a basis for critical analysis. In addition, it will suggest that some of Forster's characteristic ideas, which may appear in his later novels, occur first, and in developed form, in …

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