Keyword [Joyce carol]
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| 61. | A Study Of The Ethical Connotation Of"American Dream"in Oates'S Novels |
| 62. | Memory Writing In Joyce Carol Oates's The Gravedigger's Daughter |
| 63. | From Scarcity To Construction: Male Images On The Development Of Female Consciousness In Oates's Three Novels |
| 64. | The City Of Evil In Joyce Carol Oates's Them |
| 65. | An Ethical Literary Interpretation Of The Falls |
| 66. | An Analysis Of Trauma Recovery Of The Heroine In The Gravedigger's Daughter |
| 67. | A Study Of The Ethical Theme In Wonderland |
| 68. | A Study Of The Ethical Salvation Of Ariah In The Falls |
| 69. | A Lacanian Interpretation Of The Heroine's Construction Of Subjectivity In I'll Take You There |
| 70. | Women's Trauma In Joyce Carol Oates's You Must Remember This |
| 71. | Refusal,Transcendence And Acceptance: Liminality In The Gravedigger's Daughter By J.C.Oates |
| 72. | Parody Of "Cinderella" In A Fair Maiden:A Tale Of Dark Suspense |
| 73. | The missing factor: Explorations of masculinities in the works of Toni Morrison, Louise Erdrich, Maxine Hong Kingston and Joyce Carol Oates |
| 74. | (Mis)representations of violent women (Margaret Atwood, Toni Morrison, Joyce Carol Oates) |
| 75. | Redefining female identity in the American city: A study of selected twentieth-century American urban novels by women (Anzia Yezierska, Sandra Cisneros, Maxine Hong Kingston, Ann Petry, Joyce Carol Oates) |
| 76. | Ghost-writing into eternity: Representations of the woman author as spirit/conjurer (Edith Wharton, Shirley Jackson, Alison Lurie, Joyce Carol Oates, Sylvia Plath) |
| 77. | The autonomous narratives of Joyce Carol Oates: Dissociation and the mapping of the mind |
| 78. | Subversion, seduction, and the culture of consumption: The American gothic revisited in the work of Toni Morrison, Joyce Carol Oates, and Anne Rice |
| 79. | Imagining a past: Memory and history in the fiction of Grace Paley, Alice Walker, Achy Obejas, and Joyce Carol Oates |
| 80. | Trying nothing: Appraisals on nihilism in American fiction of the 1970s (Walker Percy, Joyce Carol Oates, Thomas Pynchon, Robert Stone, Don DeLillo) |
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