The Cave and the Mountain: A Study of E. M. ForsterStanford University Press, 1966 - 436 страница En analyse af E.M. Forsters fem romaner: Where angels fear to tread, The longest journey, A room with a view, Howards End og A passage to India |
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Poetry and Prose | 3 |
The Fathers House | 21 |
The Apostolic Ring | 40 |
Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson | 72 |
From Words to Music | 101 |
Fantasy | 122 |
The Fool as Prophet | 162 |
The Slaughter of the Innocent | 184 |
Sex and Sensibility | 216 |
Redbloods and Mollycoddles | 235 |
A Passage to Alexandria | 279 |
The Great Round | 298 |
The Near and the Far | 347 |
Notes | 391 |
Acknowledgments and Credits | 426 |
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