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The literary and non-literary text: translating and discourse
… textuality itself. Chapter 2 concentrates ön the literary text, while acknowledging the need to he wary of facile typological dichotomies. The nature of textuality in general and the characteristics of dramatic discourse in particular are discussed, with reference to the play Pelo de Tormenta. …
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Georgia's Literary Heritage: An Illustrated Literary Map of Georgia
… of this project was to design and produce a literary map of Georgia that would be of instructional use to English teachers in secondary schools. The illustrated map depicts the setting of major works which are placed in Georgia. Locations within the state relevant to the lives of various …
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The Literary Heritagescape: Translating Literary Settings into Heritage Sites
… examines the particular nature of setting-based literary heritage sites. These sites are in a unique position because of their connection to fiction. Three case studies are used to represent a range of setting-based literary heritage sites: Ashdown Forest, The Sherlock Holmes Museum, and Green …
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Poe's Literary Battles
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Decision-Making in Literary Translation: A Descriptive Study of Swahili Literary Translations
… investigates the notion of “shifts” in Swahili literary translations within a wider context of communication and focuses on the translators’ role and goals, which shape and direct both the process and the product of translation. The study is intended to answer the broad question of why Swahili …
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Literary Perceptions of Leadership
The purpose of this study has been to seek out an active and influential pattern of human leadership in the pages of Western literature. Literature is a mirror of human perception and thought. It is a reflection of ideas, a means of transcribing not events as they have taken place, nor of human …
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Huck Finn's Literary Dialect
… in chapter one revealed that Twain employed a literary dialect, not a scientific dialect. Aspects of Huck's literary dialect that were examined include: pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar. In addition, some of the numerous factors that influence an individual's dialect were considered.
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Literary Criticism in Newman
… on Newman is being presented, and why Newman's literary criticism is being discussed. | Each year the name Newman is more and more entering into modern life. In the past decade of years hundreds of clubs bearing his name have been formed. Cardinal Newman is discussed as a theologian, historian, …
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Religious Mothers in Literary Modernism
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Female Types in Literary History
Constancy has never been considered one of the attributes of woman, which makes it entirely proper that heroines should have altered their characters in fiction almost as often as they have changed their styles in dress; each age has modeled anew the face of woman altering her vices and her virtues …
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Literary urbanism, visuality and modernity
Literary Urbanism and the Symbolist Aesthetic argues that the modern city influences urban writers to develop particular literary-visual practices that translate urban experience into poetry and prose. Chapter one considers how urban planning in Paris during the Second Empire inspired Charles …
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Dorothy Scarborough : a literary pioneer.
Dorothy Scarborough : a literary pioneer. A thesis presented to the faculty of the Department of English at Baylor University, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Master of Arts.
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Metaparody in Selected Literary Works
"In Lolita, Nabokov's Humbert seems to be a metaparody of the underground man. Both narrators compose confessions which alternate between candor and obfuscation, between pronouncements of their guilt and self-justifying declarations of innocence. The most significant ""revision"" of Notes from the …
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The Literary Criticisms of George Eliot
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