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Elizabeth Bowen: Critical Essay by Barbara Brothers

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SOURCE: Brothers, Barbara. “Pattern and Void: Bowen's Irish Landscapes and The Heat of the Day.Mosaic 12, no. 3 (spring 1979): 129-38.

In the following essay, Brothers explores Bowen's use of Irish settings in her post World War II writing, particularly her autobiographical work and the 1949 novel The Heat of the Day.

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