Keyword [Carson McCullers]
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| 101. | The Origins Of Terror In Reflections In A Golden Eye |
| 102. | Oppression,Anxiety And Resistance-The Spatial Predicament Of Marginal Southerners In The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter |
| 103. | A Study Of The Image Of Adolescents In Carson McCullers' Three Novels |
| 104. | On The "Besieged World" Described By Carson McCullers |
| 105. | Female Gothic, Chinese and American styles: Zhang Ailing's chuanqi in comparison with stories by Eudora Welty and Carson McCullers |
| 106. | Mourning and melancholia in Carson McCullers's 'The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter' |
| 107. | Not your father's Southern grotesque: Female identity in the short fiction of Eudora Welty and Carson McCullers |
| 108. | Distorted traditions: The use of the grotesque in the short fiction of Eudora Welty, Carson McCullers, Flannery O'Connor and Bobbie Ann Mason |
| 109. | Hopelessness and despair: Alienation and oppression in 'The Heart is a Lonely Hunter' by Carson McCullers |
| 110. | Sowing barren ground: Constructions of motherhood, the body, and subjectivity in American women's writing, 1928--1948 (Nella Larsen, Margaret Mitchell, Carson McCullers, Dorothy West, Anne Taylor Fleming) |
| 111. | Queers, freaks, hunchbacks, and hermaphrodites: Psychosocial and sexual behavior in the novels of Carson McCullers |
| 112. | Fashion statement: Clothing and appearance in the works of southern women writers (Rebecca Wells, Ellen Glasgow, Zora Neale Hurston, Carson McCullers, Eudora Welty, Alice Walker) |
| 113. | Carson McCullers beyond southern boundaries: Diagnosing 'an American malady' |
| 114. | Otherness: A dynamics of affirmation in the fiction of Carson McCullers |
| 115. | 'It's two that makes the trouble': Figures of replication in the fiction of Mark Twain, Sherwood Anderson, Eudora Welty and Carson McCullers |
| 116. | READERS THEATRE AS LITERARY CRITICISM: THE THEORY AND ITS APPLICATION TO CARSON MCCULLERS' 'THE MEMBER OF THE WEDDING' |
| 117. | DIALECT IN THE FICTION OF CARSON MCCULLERS, FLANNERY O'CONNOR, AND EUDORA WELTY (SOUTH) |
| 118. | The Desiring Child: An Examination of Childhood Queerness in the Fiction of Carson McCullers |
| 119. | A Study On The Images Of Morbid Personality In Carson McCullers's Novels |
| 120. | On The Deconstruction Of Southern Family Romance In Carson McCullers' Works |
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