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FS-*1157-77Education Programs: Seminars for Higher Education FacultyHofstra UniversityLiterature and Alienation1/1/1979 - 12/31/1979$46,458.23Edith Kern   Hofstra UniversityHempsteadNY11549-1000USA1977Interdisciplinary Studies, GeneralSeminars for Higher Education FacultyEducation Programs46458.23046458.230

To examine concepts of alienation in literature. This sense of alienation has been expressed through such devices as "ironic structure", the splitting of the self into the "double" or multiple "possibles" techniques of "estrangement". A close study of such structures and poetic constructs provides insights into the relationship between the history of ideas and literary form.