Place and Space in Modern Fiction

(2004)
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Wesley A. Kort mines and organizes the contribution of six modern English writers (Hardy, Conrad, Forster, Graham Green, Golding, and Spark) to our understanding of human relations to places and the moral and spiritual importance of these relations.

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