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Willa Cather's novels
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University
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Pedagogy of Graphic Novels
<p>Graphic texts, or graphic novels, have spent many years on shelves with comic books about superheroes and adventurers. They officially gained notoriety in 1992 with Art Spiegelman’s Maus, and at this time, critics and scholars began to take notice. However, graphic novels have not been fully …
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Mrs. Trollope's American Novels
… Manners of the Americans (1832), and for four novels set in America (The Refugee in America, 1832; Jonathan Jefferson Whitlaw, 1836; The Barnabys in America, 1842; and The Old World and the New, 1849).</p> <p>This study treats all four American novels, examining them against a background of …
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Novels of Tom Kristensen
… chapters. It is explained that Kristensen’s novels aimed to communicate with the public and that, given this kind of work, it is useful to place it in a "literary communication paradigm" adapted from the analysis of ordinary communication. The paradigm helps to relate the work to the society …
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Neighborhood novels in American literature
… ranks today: Philadelphia, Boston, and New York. Novels that portray the development of neighborhoods within these cities comprise the focus of my dissertation during a crucial period of American literature that saw a push toward internationalism and a consequent re-imagining of what constitutes …
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Morality In William Faulkner's Novels
94 leaves
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The Novels of John Hampson
… work of John Hampson, a regional writer whose novels, with one exception, were published during the 1930's. Brief reference is made to the novelist's unpublished Mss. discovered among his papers, though limitations of space relegated their more detailed treatment to an Appendix. <br/><br/>An …
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Willa Cather and Her Novels
The state of Nebraska is part of the great plain which stretches west of the Missouri River, gradually rising until it reaches the Rocky mountains. The character of all this country between the river and the mountains is essentially the same throughout its extent: a rolling, alluvial plain, growing …
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The novels of Ben Hecht.
… his short stories are often remembered, his novels are not. Nevertheless, his novels constitute the first genuinely literary legacy of his career. Most of them were written before other interests, both social and materialistic, had called him away; and they reflect the struggle of an artist …
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Guilt in Selected Victorian Novels
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The Novels of Mark Aldanov as Representative of the Genres of Bildungsromane, Historical and Philosophical Novels
… scholars is the peculiar genre of Aldanov's novels. So far Aldanov is universally recognized as the foremost Russian emigre historical novelist, an author of highly ideologically charged works of fiction. But other salient features of the genre of his novels were not considered. Based upon …
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The Russian in Nabokov's English novels
… Russianisms.</p> <p>Nabokov’s eight English novels, the basis of this study, contain extensive code-switching, or bilingualism (incorporated Russian words, puns, and allusions to literature and culture). The protagonist’s nationality always determines the extent of this bilingualism: when he …
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Social Injustices Portrayed in Dickens' Novels
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