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This work investigates the thematic consistency and stylistic evolution of Graham Greene's novels within the context of mid-twentieth-century literature. David Pryce-Jones, a noted biographer and critic, utilizes a biographical framework to analyze how Greene's personal experiences and religious preoccupations manifest in his prose. The text argues that Greene's work functions as a bridge between popular thriller conventions and serious moral inquiry.
What You Will Find
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Critics often cite this volume as a concise and accessible entry point for students of twentieth-century British literature. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which remains focused on structural analysis rather than anecdotal biography.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1963-01-01
Publisher:
Oliver and Boyd
ISBN-10:
005001417X
ISBN-13:
9780050014172
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