Misogyny and Anti-Feminism Literary Analysis of The End of the Affair by Graham Greene In an age of rising capitalism and an increasing secular attitude, Graham Greene released a novel filled with guilt and sin. As a component in a series of extremely catholic novels,…
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Different Demonstrations of Love Theme in The Odyssey, The End of The Affair, and Viper's Triangle
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Love and the Good Life None would disagree that all want to love and be loved. The title of this essay will likely not seem very controversial to anyone. For it seems, within everyone lies an assumption that a life filled with love is a…
Maurice Bendrix What is a person? It is easy to see someone’s person as their actions or choices, but this seems far to reductive. Doing this might make it easier for us to categorize others thereby making them more comprehendible and predictable to us. Though,…
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Author
Graham Greene
Country
United Kingdom
Original language
English
Genre
Novel, Psychological Fiction
Setting
London, 1942–46
Publication date
1951
Major Characters
Maurice Bendrix, Sarah Miles, Henry Miles, Richard Smythe, Mr. Parkis, Lance, Father Crompton, Mrs. Bertram
