Keyword [Hughes]
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| 61. | Benevolent economies: An exploration of literary patronage during the Harlem Renaissance (Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston) |
| 62. | Bestiality, animality, and humanity: A study of the animal poems by D. H. Lawrence and Ted Hughes in their historical and cultural contexts (William Blake, England) |
| 63. | The inhuman imagination in twentieth-century poetry: From Robinson Jeffers and D. H. Lawrence to Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath |
| 64. | Democratic bards after Walt Whitman: Langston Hughes, Adrienne Rich, and Kyong-Nim Shin |
| 65. | Swinging the vernacular: Jazz and African American modernist literature (Langston Hughes, Ralph Ellison, Michael S. Harper, Albert Murray) |
| 66. | Locating modernism: Constructions of place in W. B. Yeats, Marianne Moore, and Langston Hughes (Ireland) |
| 67. | 'Your story, my story': Ted Hughes' 'Birthday Letters' |
| 68. | The (auto)biography of a self: Reconstructing 'Ariel' |
| 69. | Lines That Bind: Disability's Place in the Modernist Writings of William Faulkner, Amy Lowell, Langston Hughes, and Ezra Poun |
| 70. | "The Three Principles Of Ecology" By Jonathan Hughes |
| 71. | A Study Of Jonathan Hughes' Marxist Ecological Thought |
| 72. | Restructuring A New Human-Nature Relationship:A Study Of Ted Hughes' Outlook On Nature |
| 73. | A Study On The Musicality Of Langston Hughes' Poetry |
| 74. | On The Construction Of Nationality In Langston Hughes' Poems |
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