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The mediation of consciousness in Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse

Wilkinson, David McGrathUniversity of Central Lancashire2003

This study sets out to investigate, through close textual analysis, how a reader's conscious involvement both with the characters, and the world that they inhabit, is generated in Virginia Woolf's To The Lighthouse, and how this is maintained through the novel. Chosen as a prototypical …

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Creating a "Mythology for England": the role of England and Englishness in the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien

Robinson, Alexandra SarahUniversity of Central Lancashire2007

… claim: the reasons for the lack of a coherent English mythology, how Tolkien's writings fit in with the aim of creating a 'mythology for England', and how successful he was in this aim. The first half of this thesis addresses the ways in which Tolkien attempted to create an authentic English …

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Wandering Between Two Worlds: Schopenhauer's Pessimism, Feuerbach's Optimism, and the Quest for Salvation in George Eliot and Thomas Hardy

Brunning, JaneUniversity of Central Lancashire2008

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