Joyce Cary's creative imagination
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Joyce Cary's creative imagination
（American university studies, Series IV . English language and literature ; vol. 68）
P. Lang, c1988
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Bibliography: p. [251]-255
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Joyce Cary once wrote that All my books are part of one expression: that is, they are like different chapters in one work, showing different angles of a single reality. In exploring this central idea, Joyce Cary's Creative Imagination illuminates the work of this great modern Anglo-Irish writer. It analyzes as well Cary's sometimes misunderstood ideas about women, art, politics, religion, Ireland, and British imperialism in Africa, using his central theme to show the consistency and coherence of these minor aspects of his thought. The lively discussions of Cary's poems and lesser novels may lead to the rediscovery of these unfairly neglected works.
Table of Contents
Contents: Literary Criticism - Modern Britsh Novelist - Anglo-Irish Literature - Africa in Literature.
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