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Recurrence of the Biblical Motifs in the Early Victorian Women Literature
Published 02-07-2024
Keywords
- the Biblical motifs,
- the early Victorian Literature,
- female literature,
- recurrence
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Abstract
The Bible is important part of two western cultural traditions as “Greek and Hebrew” and literary sources. Since the medieval I me ,Holy Bihle's cultural motifs appear frequently in European literature classics, especially in the early Victorian women in literature, they often recur through topics mode such as “home” “love” “atonement” and “death”, etc.
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