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1	Poetic Justice in the Novels of George Eliot and William Makepeace Thackeray Kenda, Margaret Elizabeth 01 July 1971 (has links) No description available. poetic justice novels nineteenth century Literature in English, British Isles
2	Nxopaxopo wa theme ra poetic justice eka tinovhele ta nhungu leti hlawunweke ta Xitsonga / An analysis of the concept poetic justice in eight selected Xitsonga novels Mabaso-Nkuna, Raesebe Florah 18 September 2017 (has links) PhD (Xitsonga) / Ehansi ka Senthara ya MER Mathivha ya Tindzimi ta Afrika, Vutshila na Ndhavuko / See the attached abstract below Literature Poetic justice Novel Theme Character Matsalwa Hakelo ya swiendlo Novhele Nkongomelo Ximunhuhatwa 809.88963978 Tsonga fiction -- History and criticism Poetic justice Literature
3	Life is a spectrum : a critical appraisal of some of Chauke's works Ndove, Mkhancane Daniel 06 1900 (has links) This dissertation critically appraises some ofChauke's literary works within a semiotic approach especially in terms of colours of the spectrwn. In this study the spectrum is reganled as a replica or symbol of man's various filcets of Jife. Analyses of the representations of "Life is a Spectrum" have been made in tenns of psychological and symbolic &.cets. Cbauke's narrative s1yle in delineating characters and milieus sketching received attention in the discussion. The cunent scenario in education and politics as well as socio-economic issues have also been dealt with. This study has revealed that Chauke is an author who dmws readers very close to his works that serve as mirrors of their lives. It bas been established that Chauke is an outstanding writer who uses real situations and events that are relevant to people•s life in this contempotaty situation. / African Languages / M.A. (African Languages) Life Spectrum Fictional writings Semiotics Denotation Connotation Symbolism Titling Verisimilitude Plausibility Narrator Narrative Narration Flash forward Flashback Poetic licence Frequency Stylistic Poetic justice Autodiegetics Homodiegetics Heterodiegetics Milieu 896.397832 Chauke, W. R. (Willie Richard), 1958-
4	Life is a spectrum : a critical appraisal of some of Chauke's works Ndove, Mkhancane Daniel 06 1900 (has links) This dissertation critically appraises some ofChauke's literary works within a semiotic approach especially in terms of colours of the spectrwn. In this study the spectrum is reganled as a replica or symbol of man's various filcets of Jife. Analyses of the representations of "Life is a Spectrum" have been made in tenns of psychological and symbolic &.cets. Cbauke's narrative s1yle in delineating characters and milieus sketching received attention in the discussion. The cunent scenario in education and politics as well as socio-economic issues have also been dealt with. This study has revealed that Chauke is an author who dmws readers very close to his works that serve as mirrors of their lives. It bas been established that Chauke is an outstanding writer who uses real situations and events that are relevant to people•s life in this contempotaty situation. / African Languages / M.A. (African Languages) Life Spectrum Fictional writings Semiotics Denotation Connotation Symbolism Titling Verisimilitude Plausibility Narrator Narrative Narration Flash forward Flashback Poetic licence Frequency Stylistic Poetic justice Autodiegetics Homodiegetics Heterodiegetics Milieu 896.397832 Chauke, W. R. (Willie Richard), 1958-

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