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Art and Destruction : shared philosophies which shape the work of Iris Murdoch and A. S. Byatt
The genesis of this thesis was the observation that water played a role in many Murdoch novels as did accounts of the wanton destruction of valuable possessions. Study of the works of AS Byatt revealed a similar interest in the human impulse to destroy and in the Byatt tetralogy published over a per...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2014
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