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  1. Masculine Dominance of Australianness in Australian Literature

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  2. Recurring Themes and Concerns in Prose and Poetry that Reshaped the Character of Australia

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  3. Orientalism, Edward Said. Orientalism legitimates a vocabulary, a universe of representative discourse peculiar to the discussion and understanding of the Orient (Said 71) and it consisted of a set of representative figures, or trope

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  4. Orientalism: Linguistic and Cultural Representation of Truth. Said provides a critique of Orientalism as the basis of humanistic practice.

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  5. The Role of Fear and Obsession on Gothic Literature. It seems within these texts that a sense of Gothic, with regard to the influence and obsession of the characters, comes not so much from the conventional fear of the supernatural and the mystical but m

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  6. In Crime and Punishment, both Sonya and Dunya are the embodiments of Christian virtue, which they demonstrate in their self-sacrifice, abasement, and suffering.

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  7. The Thematic Parallels Between Crime and Punishment and The Brothers Karamazov

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  8. Interpretation of Shadow, Silence and the Sea by A. C. Swinburne

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  9. Interpretation of "Twilight" by Byron

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  10. In what ways is Eliots The Love Song of J.Alfred Prufrock, an example of modernist writing? Discuss this in relation to form as well as content.

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