RESISTING DISSOLUTION: THE SALVIFIC TURN IN ELIZABETH BOWEN'S THE HEAT OF THE DAY.

A literary criticism of the book "The Heat of the Day" by Elizabeth Bowen is presented. Topics discussed include reconciliation of the seeming tension between scientific and religious truths, analysis of passages with biblical influence, and relationship between the real and the unreal or hallucinat...

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Publicado en:Renascence Vol. 69; no. 4; pp. 200 - 221
Autor principal: Oxindine, Annette
Formato: Literary Criticism
Publicado: Marquette University Fall2017
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