Fleshy and Fallen Women in The Old Wives' Tale: Two Sisters, One Fate in Arnold Bennett's Novel.
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Literary Phenomenology and the Historicity of the Lifeworld: Personal and Public Crisis in Edmund Husserl and Ian McEwan.
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Contours of a Wound: A LaCapraean Reading of Chuck Palahniuk's Lullaby.
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The Oral Tale and the Bildungsroman Form in Conrad's Lord Jim and Tutuola's The Palm-Wine Drinkard.
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