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The Hound of the Baskervilles as a Detective

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Hound of the Baskervilles” is widely regarded as one of the best detective novels ever written. First published in 1902, it has since become a classic of English literature and a staple of the mystery genre.

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Frankenstein as a Feminist 

Frankenstein, written by Mary Shelley, is a novel often associated with the Gothic genre. However, the novel can also be viewed as a feminist novel, exploring the themes of gender inequality, patriarchal society, and the struggles faced by women during the time of its publication. 

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Significance of the Title Brighton Rock

The title of the novel Brighton Rock should be considered as a short snappy title that is immediately related to the story of the novel. The whole narration of the novel revolves around the location of Brighton. J. M. Coetzee says, “Brighton was a nest of criminal activity, centring on its racetrack.

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Character Sketch of Pinkie in Brighton Rock

Pinkie was a seventeen years old protagonist who was the leader of a small group of criminals that extort protection money from the bookmakers.

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Character Sketch of Moses Herzog

Herzog is Saul Bellow’s attempt at resolving the problems of modern intellectuals.
Moses Herzog is the protagonist of the novel Herzog by Saul Bellow. There is an opening statement by Herzog in the novel where he says…….

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The theme of Catholicism in Brighton Rock

Greene has successfully crafted the concept of heaven and hell in Brighton Rock. He has displayed the circumstances of Roman Catholics of his time through this theme….

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Brighton Rock Novel Short Summary

Brighton Rock is considered a modern classic for the immortal techniques used by Graham Greene. The novel is initially planned as a crime novel that later turns into a murder mystery and also indicates metaphysical issues of Good versus Evil…..

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