pr-english-literature

Documents about pr-english-literature

• Three Poems#169378Research Repository
• Three Poems#169379Research Repository
• ATMHK dan Absensi Literature in ELT#1016551Repository UNISLA
• Thomas Hardy and animals#928612UBIRA ETheses
• 'Tolkien and Trees'#169361Research Repository
• Walking in the Modernist short story 1914 - 1939#1148702UBIRA ETheses
• Joy and hope in Thomas Hardy's poetry#1405818UBIRA ETheses
• Cleopatra reimagined: gender, sexuality, race, and empire at the fin de siècle#977417UBIRA ETheses
• Epilogue: The Afterlife of the Enlightenment in Scottish Criticism#210775Enlighten Publications
• Epilogue: The Afterlife of the Enlightenment in Scottish Criticism#211068Enlighten Publications
• The fortunes of Arthur: Malory to Milton#624593Enlighten Publications
• Making up madness in the novels of Ford Madox Ford#416987UBIRA ETheses
• Paul Ricoeur and the limits of critique#414848Enlighten Publications
• Disciplinary and intra-disciplinary developmental variation in shell noun use in undergraduate student writing#1148688UBIRA ETheses
• Clare, Kelman, and Working-Class Art - an interview with Brian Hammond#391770Enlighten Publications
• The musicality of Thomas Hardy: a study of his mature fiction#233652UBIRA ETheses
• WHO IS THIS BASTARD (AND WHY ARE THEY LYING TO ME)? DIASTIC FOR JOHN COYLE#398661Enlighten Publications
• The problematics of personal eco-identity in the selected Malaysian novels in English#447188University of Nottingham Repository
• ‘A Poet participates in the eternal’: Shelley through the prism of A Defence of Poetry#470048UBIRA ETheses
• Wyndham Lewis: modernism and the new radical right#416999UBIRA ETheses
• From kitchen table to digital anytime: Hay Festival and the creation of a British Literary institution#680950UBIRA ETheses
• On endotextuality: literary dystopias, texts-within-texts, and post-truth#419406UBIRA ETheses
• Arabic astronomy and Christian-Muslim contact: Geoffrey of Monmouth’s prophetic dragon and its reception in medieval Arthurian literature#977416UBIRA ETheses
• Motherhood, children and loss in the works of Sara Coleridge and Mary Shelley, 1820-52#1257292University of Nottingham Repository
• The Number Poems: Forms of Construction, Constructions of Form#456160University of Nottingham Repository
• ‘A Speaking Picture’: the impact and influence of visual culture on the poetry and prose of Sir Philip Sidney (1554-86)#359166UBIRA ETheses
• Towards Dunsinane: examining Macbeth’s witchcraft in intercultural adaptations through an interspiritual framework#443698UBIRA ETheses
• Corporeal selfhood: visceral identity in early modern medicine and Shakespearean text#345915UBIRA ETheses
• Protesting Against Male Dominated World Of Chess In Scott Frank’s The Queen’s Gambit (2020)#352358UMS ETD-db
• Philip Henslowe and John Heminges: profits and the playhouse, 1587—1630#419411UBIRA ETheses
• The porous and the partisan: modernist continentality and the red thread#468079Enlighten Publications
• Edgar Allan Poe and the British magazine tradition: a study of some journalistic conventions and the views of the literary audience on which they were based, 1815 to 1850#413309UBIRA ETheses