Keyword [Greene]
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| 41. | Ghosts between the wars: History and the imagination in Proust, Woolf, and Greene (France, Marcel Proust, Virginia Woolf, Graham Greene) |
| 42. | The imperial quest and modern memory (Joseph Conrad, E. M. Forster, Paul Bowles, Graham Greene) |
| 43. | Graham Greene's pattern in the carpet: A 20th century Catholic imagination |
| 44. | Forming the hero in four modernist novels (E. M. Forster, D. H. Lawrence, Joseph Conrad, Graham Greene) |
| 45. | An existentialist curriculum of action: Creating a language of freedom and possibility |
| 46. | The didactic demons of drama: Moral instruction on magic in the plays of Greene and Gryphius |
| 47. | Representing prostitution in Tudor and Stuart England (William Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Thomas Middleton, Robert Greene, Thomas Dekker) |
| 48. | A linguistic analysis of the comedic novels of Graham Greene and George Orwell |
| 49. | British writers in tropical Africa, 1936-1985: Cultural crossover in the travel and fictional works of Elspeth Huxley, Graham Greene and V. S. and Shiva Naipaul |
| 50. | From the religious dimension to the spiritual vision in the novels of Graham Greene |
| 51. | Existentialism in the novels of Graham Greene |
| 52. | THE DESTRUCTIVE CHARACTER: WALTER BENJAMIN AND A SITUATIONIST APPROACH TO ENGLISH LITERATURE AND POP MUSIC SINCE THE 1930S (GRAHAM GREENE, COLIN MACINNES, MARXIST CRITICISM, INTERNATIONAL, MASS CULTURE) |
| 53. | MERCY, GRACE, SIN IN THE RELIGIOUS VISION OF GRAHAM GREENE, FLANNERY O'CONNOR, AND WALKER PERCY (UNITED STATES, ENGLAND) |
| 54. | Towards an Integrated Personhood through Suffering: The Disparate Ideologies of Freud, Maritain, and Aquinas and the Power of Analogy in Graham Greene's The Power and the Glory |
| 55. | The description of an effective sinkhole investigation approach: A case study of two sites in Greene County, Missouri |
| 56. | Graham Greene's Unique Absurd Experience And Novel Creation |
| 57. | An Analysis On The Tragedy Of Graham Greene's Novels |
| 58. | The Spatial Writing Of Graham Greene's Novels |
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