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Title Page 3 Copyright Page 4 Dedication 5 Table of Contents 7 Foreword and Acknowledgements 9 A Note on References 11 1. Introduction 12 2. Houses of Childhood 41 3. Young Turks 58 4. Oxford as Home, and Some Major Influences 78 5. The Woman and the House 98 6. The House of Civilization in Cary's Earlier Writings 113 7. 'The Captives' — 'The Turkish House' — A House in Saundersfoot 127 8. Castle Corner, and 'The Turkish House as Inspiration for The Moonlight and Both Cary's Trilogies 140 9. Houses of The First Trilogy 160 10. 'Captive and free. Applies to special position of women' The Moonlight – A Fearful Joy — The Second Trilogy 184 11. The Captive and the Free — 'Boiling Down to Heaven' 212 12. Conclusion 226 Index 240 Joyce Cary's Published Novels, chronologically listed 249 Costerus 251
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- Author
- Barbara Fisher
- Publisher
- Brill | Rodopi
- Published
- 1986
- Language
- NL
- ISBN
- 9789004483361
- Category
- nonfiction
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