Browsing Department of English Language and Literature by Title
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Addiction, empire, and narrative in Arthur Conan Doyle's the sign of the four
(Duke University Press, 1999) -
Autumn 1857: the making of the Indian "mutiny"
(Cambridge University Press, 2003) -
Beginning scholars for the future
(Sixteenth Century Journal Publishers, 2019) -
Changez/Cengiz's changing beliefs in the reluctant fundamentalist
(Purdue University Press, 2018)In her article, “Changez/Cengiz's Changing Beliefs in The Reluctant Fundamentalist” Valerie Kennedy analyzes the interrelation of individual subjectivity and global capitalism and the conflict between two belief systems ... -
Charismatic masculinity in David Malouf's fiction
(2010)This examination of charismatic masculinity and the representation of gender in Malouf’s fiction concentrates on the short story collection Every Move You Make. -
'Close up from a distance': London and englishness in ford, Bram Stoker and Conan Doyle
(Brill Academic Publishers., 2005) -
The community of sentient beings: J. M. Coetzee's ecology in disgrace and Elizabeth Costello
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The concept of literary genre
(sdvig press, 2018)Genre theory, as it has developed in the last forty years, hasmade use of what I call a constitutive concept of genre, a concept that hasbuilt into it the assumption that genre plays a central epistemic role in theinterpretation ... -
Conrad, efficiency, and the varieties of imperialism
(Texas Tech University Press, 2012)The article examines 18th century Polish novelist Joseph Conrad's fiction in relation to different conceptions of imperialism and capitalism. Topics covered include his attitude towards "Englishness," the value of efficiency ... -
Conradian quest versus dubious adventure: Graham and Barbara Greene in West Africa
(Taylor and Francis., 2015)Graham Greene's Journey Without Maps (1936) largely conforms to the masculine tradition of imperialist travel writing, where the male protagonist emerges as the (sometimes conflicted) hero of his own narrative. Much of ... -
Creating ethnic memory: takuhi tovmasyan’s “merry meals
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Demythologizing history: Jeanette Wintersone’s fictions and his/tories
(Universidad de Alicante, 2004) -
Dickens and englishness: a fundamental ambivalence
(Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2009) -
Dickens and Savagery at home and abroad-part I
(The Dickens Fellowship, 2008) -
Dickens and Savagery at home and abroad-part II
(The Dickens Fellowship, 2008) -
Ecology, love, and relationships in Sir Philip Sidney’s Astrophil and Stella
(David publisher, 2015)One of the threats to the modern men today is the quick change in seasons and unusual fluctuations in temperature. Contemporary life is marked with various conditions that make life comparatively different and for that ... -
Editorial
(Scottish Institute of Northern Renaissance Studies, 2015) -
Emma Goldman (1869–1940)
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Empire and children’s literature: changing patterns of cross-cultural perspective
(Springer, 2010)Robert Louis Stevenson's poem "Foreign Children," Rudyard Kipling's poem "We and They," and Frances Temple's youth novel The Beduins' Gazelle are the texts submitted to detailed analysis in this article, which examines ... -
English studies in Turkey: an assessment
(Johns Hopkins University Press, 2015)This paper assesses the present state of English studies in contemporary Turkey. It begins by noting the Head of Turkey's Higher Education Board's admission of the Board's failure to improve higher education. The paper ...
