Iconology of the Child Figure in Graham Greene's Fiction. [The Iconology of the Child Figure : The Pagan Tradition, The Christian Tradition, The Child as Archetype; The Personal Struggle; The Child as Symbol; The Process]

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Dissertation Thesis (Ed. D.), ultimately issued as East Texas State University. Dissertation no. 586, OCLC: 3745589 ; Vita, page 135 ; ix, 135 leaves : illustrated ; 29 cm. ; red cloth with gold lettering ; Lilian Borop Brannon was born in Charleston, South Carolina in 1950, attended Converse College in Spartanburg, South Carolina, then completed a Master of Arts in English at Sam Houston State University in 1973. She taught in Celeste Texas the year following and then entered her doctoral program at East Texas State University ; xerographic reproductions of various works of art ; Considers the initial use of the child figure archetype as a destructive evil force in the fiction of Graham Greene, and his subsequent development of the archetype, underscoring its relevance as a thematic symbol in his work ; VG. N° de ref. del artículo 3807

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