Thomas Hardy as dramatist by Gregory, R

Thomas Hardy and the consequences of agnosticism by Kramer, K

“…<p>This thesis reassesses the claim that Thomas Hardy was an agnostic, looking closely at the meanings of agnosticism (in terms of nineteenth-century usage of the word) and how Hardy's reinterpretation of agnosticism manifested itself in his work. …”

Crisis of Representation in Poems by Thomas Hardy by Nilüfer ÖZGÜR

“…Thomas Hardy is a poet who produced most of his poetry in the Victorian age but published it largely in the twentieth century when the literary sensibility was predominantly modern. …”
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AN ECOCRITICAL READING OF THOMAS HARDY’S JUDE THE OBSCURE by Nataša V. Ninčetović

“… Jude the Obscure (1895) is traditionally interpreted as Thomas Hardy’s bleakest and most pessimistic novel. From the perspective of ecocriticism, it may be viewed as the author’s endeavour to challenge the dominant anthropocentric attitude of the nineteenth century. …”
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Semantic Deviations in The Three Strangers by Thomas Hardy

“…The present position paper attempts to analyse the semantic deviations in The Three Strangers, a short story by Thomas Hardy. Since figurative speech changes the meaning of an actual word. …”
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Semantic Deviations in The Three Strangers by Thomas Hardy by Syeda Mahnoor Saeed, Zulfiqar Ali, Dr., Tariq Khan

“…The present position paper attempts to analyze the semantic deviations in The Three Strangers, a short story by Thomas Hardy. Since figurative speech changes the meaning of an actual word. …”
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Why i cried over thomas Hardy's - jude the obscure Why i cried over thomas Hardy's - jude the obscure by Hildrun Heinrichs

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Violence et vision : The Dynasts de Thomas Hardy by Laurence Estanove

“…The Dynasts, Thomas Hardy’s « epic-drama of the war with Napoleon, » is remarkable in its use of poetic and literary stage directions. …”
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Shelley’s ‘To a Skylark’ and Thomas Hardy: Irony and Form by Krešimir Vunić

“…In this paper the endeavour is to investigate one such instance: the relationship between Shelley’s ‘To a Skylark’ (1820) and Thomas Hardy’s ‘Shelley’s Skylark’ (1901). The conjecture here is that Hardy’s poem is not one in which the mere influence of an earlier poem is predominant, but evinces an intentional irony. …”
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Charles du Bos, lecteur de Thomas Hardy by Bénédicte Coste

“…The French critic Charles du Bos devoted many essays to the writings of Victorian and contemporary English authors including Thomas Hardy. For Du Bos, Hardy is an architect seeking a principle which would account for the order of things. …”
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The Ideological Questions of Marriage in Thomas Hardy’s Jude the Obscure by Saleh N.S., Abbasi P.

Subjects: “…Thomas Hardy; Jude the Obscure; Religion; “New Woman;” Free Union…”
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Tess’s freedom in Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the d’Urbervilles by Ying Peng

“…Tess of the d’Urbervilles is traditionally read as a reflection of Thomas Hardy’s deterministic view of the world, and freedom seems to be a mere fantasy for Tess. …”
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Human behaviour and responsibility in the prose works of Thomas Hardy by Southerington, F

“…<p>Thomas Hardy's writing cannot be separated from his personality; and that personality was in part moulded by a variety of social and family pressures. …”

Women As Commodities In Two Selected Novels Of Thomas Hardy by Nikandam, Roya

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Thomas Hardy and His Readers: Contradictions of the Rebellious Serial Writer by Adelina Sánchez Espinosa

Subjects: “…Thomas Hardy…”
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The interchange between man and nature in Thomas Hardy's "The Return of the Native" by Serpil Tunç Oppermann

Subjects: “…thomas hardy…”
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An insight of Marxist-Feminism in Thomas Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles by Lee, Agnes Yun Ing, Babaee, Ruzbeh, Sedehi, Kamelia Talebian

“…This study addresses the issues of subjugation and subordination faced by Tess, the Victorian woman, in Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the D’Urbervilles. The impact of cultural hegemony is carefully structured and presented by Marxist-Feminism. …”
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Nature and Culture in Thomas Hardy's <i>Tess of the d'Urbervilles</i> by Elisabeth Rallo-Ditche

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Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles:The epresentative of a Tragic Hero by Ali Hussein, Riyadh Hasan

Subjects: “…Thomas Hardy's Tess…”
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Annie Ramel, The Madder Stain: A Psychoanalytic Reading of Thomas Hardy by Laurence Estanove

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