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The concept of evil in the fiction of G. K. Chesterton : with special reference to his use of the grotesque.

Knight, Mark James1999

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'Had but the tale a warbling teller': biblical poetics, ideological narrative and the tales of C. S. Lewis and G. K. Chesterton

Fitzhugh, JoshuaQueen's University Belfast2010

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Chesterton and his interlocutors : dialogical style and ethical debate on eugenics.

Shipley, Don M.Baylor University.2007

… had been completely exposed and denounced, G. K. Chesterton, a British writer best known for his fiction and Roman Catholic apologetics, published Eugenics and Other Evils in 1922. Therein he fiercely opposed eugenics and state sponsored eugenic practices; but his was not an isolated text offered …

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Playing Modern: Essaying, 1880–1920, Wilde, Chesterton, Woolf

Tippin, Robert EricUniversity of Cambridge2019

… the work of three writers—Oscar Wilde, G. K. Chesterton, and Virginia Woolf—all of whom, in their styling of the essay, embody different moments and essayistic registers in the transitions of modernity and reveal the cross-fertilising relationship between essaying and what is meant by ‘the …

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