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The Jacobean Intertextuality of "The Tempest" - Shakespeare and Books -. |
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"The Nation Vanquished, but Mountains and Rivers Remain" -- The Intertextuality of After-war Japan in "Kumonosujo" --. |
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"Prospero's Books" and the Western Culture of Books. |
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English Drama and Classicism in John Dryden's An Essay of Dramatic Poesy. |
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The Discourse of Religious Conflicts and its Apocalyptic Rhetoric in "The Lamentation of a Christian against the City of London". |
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"Massacre at Paris" and the Discourses of Religious Conflicts and Kingship. |
| 7. |
"Gorboduc" and Education for the Elite: Inns of Court Play as an Educational Media. |
| 8. |
Development of a HyperText CAL Software for English Composition. |
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大島久雄, The Ovidian Fire Metaphor in Marlowe's "Hero and Leander", 日本英文学会九州支部『九州英文学研究』, 第１０号, 1-25頁, 1993.03. |
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Shakespeare's Satirical Viewpoints: Bird's-eye Surveys of the Human Society. |
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大島久雄, 'O Aeneas, Quench These Flames:' Love and Fate in Marlowe's "Dido Queen of Carthage", 福井大学教育学部紀要第１部人文科学外国語・外国文学編, 第４２号、1-26頁, 1991.07. |
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大島久雄, The Satirical Dramatization of the Romance Tradition: "Soliman and Perseda" as a Love Tragedy with No Tragic Consumation of Love, 福井大学教育学部紀要第１部人文科学外国語・外国文学編, 第４０号、1-17頁, 1990.07. |
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Tragic Love in "Gismond of Salerne". |
| 14. |
Nature and Man in "Venus and Adonis". |
| 15. |
'Time's Ruin, Beauty's Wrack:' Mutability in "Lucrece". |
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大島久雄, The Image of the Broken Course in "Gorboduc", Quest: Studies in English Linguistics and Literature, No. 5, pp. 11-37., 1986.12. |
| 17. |
Time and Heroism: A Study of "Antony and Cleopatra". |
