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Keyword [John Cheever]
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John Cheever As A Novelist
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The Middle-class's Crisis Described By John Cheever In His Fictions
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On The Relationship Between Wang Meng's Translation Of John Cheever's Cure And His "Seasons" Series Writing: Acceptance And Innovation
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Continuation And Innovation
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Alienatioil And Salvation---A Study Of John Cheever’s The Wapshot Chroicle From The Perspective Of Existentialism
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Choices In The Predicament-an Existentialist Reading Of Falconer
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Escaping From Prison To Paradise: A Lacanian Reading Of John Cheever’s Falconer
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A Study Of Male Anomie In John Cheever's Novels
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Paradise In Decay-A Thematic Study On John Cheever's Oh What A Paradise It Seems
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Predicaments And Self-redemption:John Cheever's Falconer
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Literature as self-help: Postwar United States fiction and the middle-class hunger for trouble (John Cheever, Erica Jong, David Foster Wallace)
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Subversive discourses in selected writings of Nathanael West, Tennessee Williams, John Cheever, and Edward Albee
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Metonymy and metaphor in the fiction of John Cheever
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The Suburban Writing In John Cheever's Novels
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"New England Writing" From John Cheever's "Wopshaw Series"
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