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Title D.H. Lawrence [electronic resource] : selected short stories / Andrew Harrison.
Publisher Tirril [England]
Penrith, Calif. : Humanities-Ebooks
Creation Date 2008
Notes Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references.
English
Content ""Cover ""
""Copyright and Licence""
""Title Page""
""Contents""
""The Author""
""Acknowledgements""
""Note on Texts""
""Chapter 1: Introduction""
""1.1 Early Realist Stories""
""1.2 Modernist Tales""
""1.3 Late Fables and Satires""
""Chapter 2: Reading the Short Stories""
""2.1 �Odour of Chrysanthemums�""
""2.2. �Daughters of the Vicar�""
""2.3. �Love Among the Haystacks�""
""2.4. �The Prussian Officer�""
""2.5 �England, My England�""
""2.6 �The Horse-Dealer�s Daughter�""
""2.7 �The Blind Man�""
""2.8. �The Rocking-Horse Winner�""
""2.9 �The Man Who Loved Islands�""""2.10 �Things�""
""Chapter 3: Some Stylistic Features of the Short Stories""
""3.1 Dialogue""
""3.2 Symbolism""
""3.3 Free Indirect Discourse""
""3.4 Mimicry and Satire""
""Select Bibliography""
""Hyperlinked Materials""
Series Literature insights
Extent 1 online resource (85 p.)
Language English
National Library system number 997010704313705171
MARC RECORDS
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