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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"English History and criticism"”.
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Rhetorical analysis of the short story
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A guide to the principal authors and composers of gospel song of the nineteenth century
… reference tool or guide to the principal authors and composers of gospel song of the nineteenth century. Such a tool was necessitated as a result of the growing number of church personnel, educators, and researchers seeking information about the gospel song. The unique nature of the guide was its …
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The female fatale archetype in elechi amadi's the concubine and ferdinand oyono's hosueboy
… of the femme fatale in Western culture and in African culture, focusing on the treatment of the femme fatale in two novels: Houseboy and The Concubine, comparing their similarities and differences. The findings in the representation of the femme fatale in Western culture show her as …
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The female fatale archetype in elechi amadi's the concubine and ferdinand oyono's hosueboy
… of the femme fatale in Western culture and in African culture, focusing on the treatment of the femme fatale in two novels: Houseboy and The Concubine, comparing their similarities and differences. The findings in the representation of the femme fatale in Western culture show her as …
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From pretending to supposing: redeeming the madwoman in Frances Hodgson Burnett's A Little Princess
… in the Victorian period served to destabilize and challenge contemporary restrictive depictions of women. It revises the theory of Gilbert and Gubar in The Madwoman in the Attic, which posits that in nineteenth-century literature, women could only function as diseased, insane prisoners or else …
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The Gospel Song Movement
Th. D., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1916
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Here tunggë made here slayn: Dangerous speech acts in four exempla from Robert Mannyng of Brunne’s <i>Handlyng Synne</i>
… exempla from Robert Mannyng of Brunne’s <em>Handlyng Synne</em>: “The Tale of the Bloody Child,” “The Tale of the Sacrilegious Carolers of Colbek,” “The Tale of the Midwife Who Christened the Child Wrongly,” and “St. Gregory’s Tale of the Nun Who Spoke Naughty Words.” I read these exempla …
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A rhetorical analysis of <i>Deor</i>, <i>The Ruin</i> and <i>The Wanderer</i>
<p>With Bartlett and Huppé on which to rely, I will deal with three Old English poems: <em>Deor</em>, <em>The Ruin</em>, and <em>The Wanderer</em>. It is my belief that if we subject these poems to the kinds of analysis suggested by Bartlett and Huppé, we will be able to see that rhetoric is a …
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Detecting Masculinity: The Positive Masculine Qualities of Fictional Detectives.
… Through the crimes, an audience can understand not only the fears of a particular society but also the level of calumny that society assigns to a crime. As each generation has needed a particular set of qualities in its defense, so the detective has provided them. Through the detective's …