Keyword [Rudyard Kipling]
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| 1. | Empire Consciousness And Kipling's Literary Writing |
| 2. | A Survey Of The Human World From Natural And Traditional Perspectives |
| 3. | The Ambivalent Attitudes Of Rudyard Kipling Towards Imperialism-A Detailed Study Of Rudyard Kipling's Masterpiece Kim |
| 4. | Kipling's Imaginary Construction Of Empire |
| 5. | The Study On Kipling’s Novels And Short Stories |
| 6. | Clashes And Fusion Of Two Cultures |
| 7. | On The Self-categorization In Rudyard Kipling’s Kim |
| 8. | Rudyard Kipling's Indian Complex In Kim |
| 9. | A Study Of Kipling's Indian Complex In Kim |
| 10. | A Study Of Women Images In Rudyard Kipling's Poetry |
| 11. | A Postcolonial Perspective On Kipling's Imperial Imagination Reflected In The Jungle Book |
| 12. | How the child lost its tail: Evolutionary theory, Victorian pedagogy and the development of children's literature, 1860--1920 (Charles Kingsley, Rudyard Kipling) |
| 13. | Truths stranger than fiction: British travel writing on China, 1880--1916 (Timothy Richard, Archibald Little, Isabella L. Bird, Rudyard Kipling) |
| 14. | Esotericism and Orientalism: Nineteenth-century narrative initiations (Rudyard Kipling, Richard Burton) |
| 15. | Capital adventures: Gender, Englishness and economics in Victorian fiction (Elizabeth Gaskell, Rudyard Kipling, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, W. Somerset Maugham, A. S. Byatt) |
| 16. | Constructions of national identity in the Victorian novel: Readings of six novels (Charlotte Bronte, Charles Dickens, George Eliot, H. Rider Haggard, Rudyard Kipling) |
| 17. | Imperial boyhood: Representations of empire and adolescence in Rudyard Kipling's fiction |
| 18. | Locating identity: Topographies of Englishness and empire (John Ruskin, E. M. Forster, Salman Rushdie, V. S. Naipaul, Trinidad and Tobago, C. L. R. James, Rudyard Kipling) |
| 19. | The making of Rudyard Kipling: From gossip tale to imperial pastoral |
| 20. | MASONIC ALLUSIONS AND THEMES IN THE WORKS OF RUDYARD KIPLING |
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