Allusion
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- Intertextuality As Mimesis and Metaphor
- William Blake, Northrop Frye, and Archetypal Criticism Mark Ryan University of Nottingham
- An Archetypal Approach to Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness
- Guide to Literary Terms Apostrophe a Form of Direct Address Spoken by a Character to an Inanimate Object Or a Person Who Does Not Appear
- The Translatability of Allusive Expressions in Najuib Mahfouz's Novel " Midaq Alley " Into English
- Translation and Culture: Allusions As Culture Bumps
- Translation of Allusions and Multilingual Quotations in TS Eliot's
- John Fowles' Narrative Stylistics in the Collector, Daniel Martin, and a Maggot
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- Strategies Used in the Translation of Allusions in Hafiz Shirazi's Poetry
- Allusion As Translation Problem: Portuguese Versions of Second Isaiah As Test Case
- A Primer of Found Poetry
- Ap English Glossary of Literary Terms
- William Burroughs's Nova Trilogy As Embodiment A
- Parody Without Ridicule: Observations on Modern Literary Parody
- The Logic and Discovery of Textual Allusion
- Allusion As Form: the Waste Land and Moulin Rouge!
- Key-Phrase Allusions and Their Translations: a Focus on Mathnawi
- Chaucer's Haunted Aesthetics: Mimesis and Trauma in Troilus And
- Allusion As a Feature of Intertextuality in Newspapers and Publicistic Discourses
- Translating Political Allusions: a Survey of a Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man by James Joyce
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