Figurative Language in The Alexandria Quartet

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2014-01-15
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Sage, Anne
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University of Hawaii at Manoa
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One has only to pick up any of the four novels of Lawrence Durrell's Alexandria_Quartet to discover that his style is often more figutative than Iiteral. This figurative language wilI be the object of my inquiry. Although I originally intended to pursue my search through the whole tetra­ logy, I found that I could obtain more than enough data for my purposes from just the first part of Justine!pp. 1-83).
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iii, 21 pages
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