"Literature in English, British Isles" · 247 results

<p>This qualitative narrative inquiry sought to investigate perceptions of executive leaders in finance about how Shakespeare can influence leadership performance. It employed a conceptual framework in dramaturgical analyses (Goffman, 1959) and a theoretical framework in reflective leadership …

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Clamor: Malefica, Protest, And The Occult Economy In Early Modern England

Mock, Charles2019

… attempts to figure witchcraft practices within a larger economic context whereby cursing and maleficent acts in general might be read as a means of political protest against the political and economic destabilization of comrights. By reading cursing and prophecy as epistemological weaponry, …

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Your Change Is Still Behind: Futurity in Early Modern Literature

Pillai, Tripthi2016

<p>A study of Renaissance literature's engagement with temporality, my project is a critical evaluation of the concept of early modern futurity, of which I propose three categories: "Material futurity"; "Biological futurity"; and "Political futurity." In the moments that I identify in texts …

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Capital games: the Bourdieuxian movements of Heathcliff and Nelly Dean in Neo-Victorian revisitations of Wuthering Heights

Wise, Ryan S.

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"To find healing in my wounds": the transformation of memory and trauma into art in J.R.R. Tolkien's The lord of the rings

Russell, Graysen S.

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Rhetoric in Fiction: A Fantasy-Theme Analysis of Conrad’s Heart of Darkness

An "Avowed Contradiction": Gender and Historical Instability in Clarissa

David Copperfield and Great Expectations: A Comparison of Dickens' Bildungsromane

The Allegorical and Symbolic Modes of Representation in W. Wordsworth's Poems of the Fancy and Poems of the Imagination

Imagination and Intuition in the Narrative of Charlotte Brontë

The Transformation of Immanence: From the Augustinian Faith of Henry Vaughan to the Rationalist Faith of S.T. Coleridge

From Innocence to Experience in William Blake's The Book of Thel and the Visions of the Daughters of Albion

Transforming a Legend: Significance of the Wandering Jew in Shelley's Work

William Butler Yeats and the Cuchulain Cycle

The Noble Survivor and the Sublime Victim: A Study of Two Hardy Heroines, Elizabeth-Jane and Tess

‘Two are better than one;’ Adam and Eve's Symbiotic Marriage in John Milton's Paradise Lost

Reanimating the Creature: The Last Man as a Sequel to Frankenstein

Facade of a Romantic: Benjamin Disraeli and Coningsby or the New Generation, Sybil or the Two Nations, and Tancred or the New Crusade

"I am no mean player myself": Games and Recreation in Irish Mythology

The Dark Continent: Europe's Encroachment Upon English Identity in Jane Eyre and Villette

Exploring Shakespearean Influence On Executive Leadership In Finance: A Qualitative Narrative Inquiry

Clamor: Malefica, Protest, And The Occult Economy In Early Modern England

Your Change Is Still Behind: Futurity in Early Modern Literature

Capital games: the Bourdieuxian movements of Heathcliff and Nelly Dean in Neo-Victorian revisitations of Wuthering Heights

"To find healing in my wounds": the transformation of memory and trauma into art in J.R.R. Tolkien's The lord of the rings