Evelyn Waugh’s War Novels in Francoist Spain by Cristina Zimbroianu

“…Evelyn Waugh’s experiences as captain in the Second World War represented the raw material for several novels, such as Put out More Flags (1942), Men at Arms (1952) and Brideshead Revisited (1945). …”
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The Narratological Style and the Reader of Evelyn Waugh’s Early Satires by Roksana Zgierska

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Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited: Sites of Memory and Tradition by Carlos Sánchez Fernández

“…In this article, it is my intention to analyse two theoretical notions related to space, namely Pierre Nora’s idea of the site of memory and Gaston Bachelard’s thoughts on space and the house, as applied to Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited (1945). I base my analysis on the symbolic value of the English country house with regard to the interwar English aristocracy and upper classes as depicted in this novel; that is, as a site of memory. …”
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Punctuation and its contents: Virginia woolf and evelyn waugh by Woudhuysen, H

Evelyn Waugh’s Decline and Fall and Vile Bodies in Franco’s Spain and Communist Romania by Cristina Zimbroianu

“…Despite Evelyn Waugh’s success as a novelist, his work was criticised in England for his political, religious and moral views. …”
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TRANSFORMATIONS AND TRANSFIGURATIONS: BRITISHNESS AND ROMANNESS ACROSS THE EPOCHS IN EVELYN WAUGH AND DAVID JONES by Martin Potter

“…For British twentieth-century Catholic-convert writers Evelyn Waugh and David Jones coming to terms with their place in a British identity was problematic, given the way that concepts of Britishness had been shaped with reference to Protestantism, and with an anti-Catholic slant, since the Reformation. …”
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The Doomed Struggle of Tony Last with the Society and the Individual in Evelyn Waugh’s A Handful of Dust by Cemre Mimoza BARTU

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Between a Butterfly and a Cathedral: The Question of Art in Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh by Slawomir Koziol

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“From the vaults of my dungeon”: dos lugares da memória em 'Brideshead Revisited' de Evelyn Waugh by Cláudia Coimbra

“…Partindo do conceito de “lieu de mémoire” postulado pelo historiador Pierre Nora, segundo o qual uma entidade (material ou não) carrega em si significação simbólica no contexto de uma percepção identitária individual e colectiva, pretende-se verificar como no romance de Evelyn Waugh Brideshead Revisited (1945) instituições seculares inglesas, tais como a universidade ou a casa senhorial, operam o seu processo de cristalização e monumentalização. …”
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Metaphorical value in the narrative of a conversion: The sacred and profane memoirs of Captain Charles Ryder in Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh by Victoria Hernández Ruiz

“…John of the Cross to John Henry Newman, many authors have expressed their mystical or conversion experiences through metaphor. Evelyn Waugh’s novel Brideshead Revisited presents the action of divine grace on the characters, as seen through the eyes of the narrator as he undergoes his conversion. …”
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...Análisis sintáctico-intensional de «Brideshead Revisited,» de Evelyn Waugh ... by Victoria Hernández Ruiz

“…Mediante el análisis sintáctico intensional de la novela personal Brideshead Revisited, de Evelyn Waugh, en el que se atiende a la relación del narrador homodiegético con la distorsión temporal cronológica de la fábula presente en el discurso, se concluye que dichas alteraciones juegan a favor de la mejor recepción de la obra como memorias ficticias, y facilitan, en este caso, la adecuación de res a verba, lo que depara en una mejor accesibilidad para el lector, por su mayor verosimilitud, coherencia y significación, consiguiendo así la felicidad comunicativa. …”
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Waugh revisited : destabilizing language and structure in Vile bodies, A handful of dust, and Brideshead revisited by Jabe Ziino. by Ziino, Jabe (Jabe S.)

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Graham Greene’s real and imaginary French Riviera by François Gallix

“…The reality is to be found in Greene’s answer to a letter from Evelyn Waugh, written in January 1966 to congratulate him for being made a Companion of Honour by the Queen and to thank him for sending him an inscribed copy of his novel, The Comedians. …”
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A few British and American writers in Toulon and the Var department in the 1920s and 1930s by Gérard Garcia

“…Inevitably, Toulon, being a larger town and a naval base, was, and still is, a convenient stopping place for travellers driving along the coast, and an essential one for people outside Toulon who had to do some shopping, go to the doctor’s, remember Aldous Huxley, visit the brothels (Evelyn Waugh was a regular) or opium dens like Cocteau and so many others. …”
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La hora de los benditos. Religión, eclesiología y debates estéticos en los años peronistas by José A. Zanca

“…The areas in which these changes occurred were varied: from the debates on the ideal relation between Church and State to the debates on the aesthetic the new generation of “catholic” writers -such as Graham Greene, Evelyn Waugh and Julian Green- offered. This paper intends to demonstrate that these changes were related to a new ecclesiology, which would need to include the catholic public opinion, and to a more humanist anthropology, as in the European personalism thought.…”
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Preludes and postludes to Gibbon: variations on an impromptu by J. G. A. Pocock by Young, B

“…These preludes to Gibbon lead to a series of postludes examining the particular contexts in which Victorian and twentieth-century historians and writers, from Henry Hart Milman to Evelyn Waugh, variously appreciated and interpreted Gibbon. …”

Eclipse do romance: autoconsciência narrativa e fatias de vida em Huxley, Döblin e Waugh by Raphael Valim da Mota

“… O presente artigo desenvolve uma análise comparada de três romances publicados na passagem da década de 1920 para a de 1930: Contraponto ([1928] 2014), de Aldous Huxley, Berlin Alexanderplatz ([1929] 2019a), de Alfred Döblin, e Vile Bodies ([1930] 2012), de Evelyn Waugh. A análise pauta-se no conceito de crise do romance para investigar como esses escritores responderam às crises estéticas, políticas e sociais da primeira metade do século XX, traçando novos caminhos para o gênero novelístico a partir de procedimentos que envolvem contenção e dispersão, variação de pontos de vista, polifonia e autorreflexividade formal. …”
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The twentieth-century English university and its exclusions: literature and the politics of expanding higher education by Lu, M

“…Lawrence, Virginia Woolf, Evelyn Waugh, and W. H. Auden that evidence significant, and sometimes surprising, investments in the issues surrounding under-representation, underachievement, and maladjustment of certain groups of students. …”

Late modernist travel literature, 1930-1949: home, nationalism, and war by Williams, A

“…</p> <p>The first chapter establishes this thesis’ broader methodology of reading travel literature across modes and genres, and investigates the chronic instability of the English home as represented in the work of Evelyn Waugh. Chapter Two traces W. H. Auden’s poetic representation of travelled topographies and of the metonymic, elusive ‘elsewhere’ that signals a failure to finally arrive at real locations. …”