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Keyword [Elizabeth Bowen]
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On The Construction Of Female Subjectivity In Elizabeth Bowen's The Death Of The Heart
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A Study Of The Theme Of Alienation In Elizabeth Bowen's Novels
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A Female Gothic Interpretation Of Elizabeth Bowen’s Wartime Stories
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Elithbeth Bowen’s Pursuit Of Female Identity Manifested In Her Three Works
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On Portia’s Marginality In Elizabeth Bowen’s The Death Of The Heart
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The Representation Of Depressing Spaces And Communal Predicaments In Bowen's Early Novels
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The 'Innocent Women' In The Fiction Of Elizabeth Bowen
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On The Lack Of Communicative Rationality In The Death Of The Heart
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Alienation And Anxiety
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Ethical revivals: Discontinuities and moral self-cultivation in James Joyce, Elizabeth Bowen, and Iris Murdoch
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Sympathy and ambivalence: Identity politics in early twentieth-century anti-imperial novels (E. M. Forster, Mulk Raj Anand, India, Elizabeth Bowen, Sean O'Faolain, Ireland)
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Placing modernism: The fictional ecologies of Virginia Woolf, Winifred Holtby, and Elizabeth Bowen
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THE MODERN BRITISH 'BILDUNGSROMAN' AND THE WOMAN NOVELIST: DOROTHY RICHARDSON, MAY SINCLAIR, ROSAMOND LEHMANN, ELIZABETH BOWEN, AND DORIS LESSING
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Intriguing the Domestic: Exploring the Connections Between Elizabeth Bowen and Eileen Chang's Novels and Short Fictio
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A Report On The Chinese Translation Of To The North (Excerpt) From The Perspective Of Communicative Translation Theory
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