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Politeness implicature in Japanese: A metalinguistic approachHaugh, M. B. Unknown Date (has links)
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The mother as artifice and desire in Enchi Fumio, Ariyoshi Sawako and Tanizaki Juni'ichiroHartley, B. T. Unknown Date (has links)
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The mother as artifice and desire in Enchi Fumio, Ariyoshi Sawako and Tanizaki Juni'ichiroHartley, B. T. Unknown Date (has links)
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On the Edge of Their Seats: The Novel Manuscript 'Frantic', and the critical essay 'Suspense in Fiction: Its Operation and Techniques'Howell, Katherine Leslie Unknown Date (has links)
The thesis consists of the critical essay and the creative project. The critical essay is an investigation into the nature of narrative suspense, its operation, and the techniques by which an author can develop it. Narrative suspense requires that readers care for characters and feel uncertain about events. An author can use a number of story-telling techniques to make the most of this emotion and uncertainty. Readers may embark on a variety of activities including imagining outcomes and piecing together clues, and these too can be utilised by the author to build suspense. Following the examination of the subject, I explore the development of the drafts of Frantic with particular emphasis on how my research into suspense changed my approach to characterisation, structure, and the process of writing. The creative project is the manuscript Frantic, a crime thriller set in present-day Sydney. When Paramedic Sophie Phillips husband Chris is shot and their baby kidnapped, Detective Ella Marconi struggles to solve the case. Evidence suggests the act may be revenge by a bereaved father for Sophies failure to save a mother and her newborn, and equally that senior constable Chris may have been involved in the police corruption that increasingly appears rife. Distraught Sophie knows what she believes, and when the police fail to find her son she takes matters into her own hands.
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On the Edge of Their Seats: The Novel Manuscript 'Frantic', and the critical essay 'Suspense in Fiction: Its Operation and Techniques'Howell, Katherine Leslie Unknown Date (has links)
The thesis consists of the critical essay and the creative project. The critical essay is an investigation into the nature of narrative suspense, its operation, and the techniques by which an author can develop it. Narrative suspense requires that readers care for characters and feel uncertain about events. An author can use a number of story-telling techniques to make the most of this emotion and uncertainty. Readers may embark on a variety of activities including imagining outcomes and piecing together clues, and these too can be utilised by the author to build suspense. Following the examination of the subject, I explore the development of the drafts of Frantic with particular emphasis on how my research into suspense changed my approach to characterisation, structure, and the process of writing. The creative project is the manuscript Frantic, a crime thriller set in present-day Sydney. When Paramedic Sophie Phillips husband Chris is shot and their baby kidnapped, Detective Ella Marconi struggles to solve the case. Evidence suggests the act may be revenge by a bereaved father for Sophies failure to save a mother and her newborn, and equally that senior constable Chris may have been involved in the police corruption that increasingly appears rife. Distraught Sophie knows what she believes, and when the police fail to find her son she takes matters into her own hands.
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Literary ecology and the fiction of american postmodernismCoughran, C. J. Unknown Date (has links)
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In One Skin: In one skin - a novel, In one skin - a critical reflectionOlsson, K. Unknown Date (has links)
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The paradoxical taboo: white female characters and interracial relationships in Australian fictionHughes, C. Unknown Date (has links)
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Literary ecology and the fiction of american postmodernismCoughran, C. J. Unknown Date (has links)
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Three Acts of Waiting and Reversing the Motherline: The Daughter-Mother Voice and the Search for Identity Inside Contemporary Matrilineal NarrativeWhitmore, S. D. Unknown Date (has links)
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