Titlebook: John Cowper Powys in Search of a Landscape; C. A. Coates Book 1982 C. A. Coates 1982 fiction.history of literature.landscape.literature.tw

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Summing up,954, replaced . as Powys’s favourite book, there seems to be an absence of tension, the presence perhaps even of self-indulgence in the novel. This relaxation is a common factor in his last works, of which . is certainly the best.

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Introduction, heroic events, or not. It is not the events but how he deals with them that is Powys’s concern in the novel. His novels are long in the sense that a day spent by oneself is long, not in the way a war is long. They require patient, careful reading, and in some cases the reader must persevere, as wit

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itnesses a renewed focus on entrepreneurship as a catalyst for economic development, accompanied by the digital revolution shaping sectors like fintech and e-commerce. The policy landscape, exemplified by the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), presents both opportunities and challenges. W

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C. A. Coatesearch questions. Through our analysis of the selected academic papers, we provide valuable insights into the definition of faith-based entrepreneurship and its three areas: Islamic entrepreneurship, Halal entrepreneurship, and the Islamic digital economy. In addition, we explore the essence of this

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C. A. Coatesry and explore their impact on the country’s entrepreneurial landscape. This exploration highlights key challenges to entrepreneurship encompassing issues such as infrastructure and sociocultural barriers. It also examines pro-active measures taken by the Government of Sierra Leone (GoSL) to nurture

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C. A. Coatesf India.. However, the British presence in the Mediterranean was not paltry, and Napoleon’s entourage narrowly escaped British fleets before setting foot in Alexandria. News of Napoleon’s invasion spread rapidly, and one alarmed British traveller residing in Constantinople, John Tweddell, wrote home

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C. A. Coatesnowledge were considered exogenous to the economic system, that is having economic consequences but not economic causes. Today there is a growing tendency to consider technology as knowledge, but this has not always been the case. Technology has either been considered embodied in capital goods or, i