Religious conflict in Muriel Spark's novels: The Bachelors, The Comforters and Memento Mori
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Muriel Spark, who was born as Jewish and later adopted Catholicism, is an author like many authors who reflect their ideologies, beliefs and philosophies in their works. Religion is a significant item in her novels. In this study, God-author relationship, the effects of religion on fate, free will (the characters' choices or wishes) and divine will, namely fiction and reality are discussed in Spark's three chosen novels; The Bachelors, The Comforters and Memento Mori. While dealing with the subject of fate and free will, the religious conflicts adopted by her Catholic characters are analyzed.
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Nilgün Şenol Admeş
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Nilgün Şenol Admeş (Master Thesis). Religious conflict in Muriel Spark's novels: The Bachelors, The Comforters and Memento Mori, 2018, Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University.
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