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Fields of Force a Study of the Concept of Power in the Fiction of Iris Murdoch

By:

Padma Johnson

Contributor(s):

Jameela Begum A(Dr.)

Material type: Text

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TextPublication details: Universityy of Kerala: Institute of English, 1994.DDC classification:

820 PAD-F

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Mphil Dissertation	Institute of English Processing Center	Institute of English	Closed Reference	820 PAD-F (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		ENGMP216

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