Box 1
Contains 6 Results:
Carillo, Carol - Atwood and Faulkner: The Use of Nature in Surfacing and The Bear, 2002
The collection contains six essays organized alphabetically, by student name. Full text of the essays are available on-line.
Davis, J. Michael - An American Reflection: The Similitude in Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath and Marquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude, 2002
The collection contains six essays organized alphabetically, by student name. Full text of the essays are available on-line.
Haaga, Owen - Las Palmeras Salvajes and the Wild Palms, 2002
The collection contains six essays organized alphabetically, by student name. Full text of the essays are available on-line.
Hart, Joel A. - Eternal Struggles: The Role of Conflict in Inter-American Literature, 2002
The collection contains six essays organized alphabetically, by student name. Full text of the essays are available on-line.
Montague, Laura - The Woman’s Role in One Hundred Years of Solitude, Dom Casmurro, and Surfacing, 2002
The collection contains six essays organized alphabetically, by student name. Full text of the essays are available on-line.
Pugh, Adam - Order Versus Chaos: Comparing the Literary Essences of Issac Asimov and Jorge Luis Borges, 2002
The collection contains six essays organized alphabetically, by student name. Full text of the essays are available on-line.
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