Browsing by Subject "Hardy, Thomas,"

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    • Cinematic aspects and film adaptations of selected works of Thomas Hardy 
      Vick, Christina (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1990)
      Thomas Hardy's works are eminently adaptable to film because they are dramatic in nature and cinematic in technique. His love for the theatre is reflected in his plots involving "actors," his view of life as a theatrum ...
    • The significance of the child in selected works of Thomas Hardy 
      Gibson, Joanna Barnett (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1989)
      The child is an essential figure in Thomas Hardy's fiction, and Hardy's concept of childhood is intimately related to his vision of life. In the novels of character and environment-Under the Greenwood Tree, Far From the ...
    • Thomas Hardy's uses of setting : a study of three novels 
      Bollman, Glen Stuart (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1980)
      Many studies comment, usually favorably, on Thomas Hardy's settings. Few studies, however, trace a single aspect of setting through an entire work to demonstrate the extent to which setting reveals meaning. This study ...