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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-230-61456-7s he seemingly wrought upon them. As Ben Ray Redman had suggested apropos of ., Greene’s best efforts could only amount to very good current fiction because the writer’s perception of the genres strengths prompted him to introduce elements— contemporaneity, action, and suspense—that did not fit the

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,Liste der Substanznamen – alphabetisch,t the 1950s and 1960s. Davis reflected: ‘One wonders what college-age readers make of [Greene] behind the polite, bland, notetaking fa?ade ....’. As Davis conceived it, the problem stemmed less from Greene’s texts than from teachers and scholars who continued to insist that understanding the dogmati

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Introduction: The Politics of Reading GreeneToward the end of the first wave of critical interest in the fiction of Graham Greene, David Lodge observed that: