The most famous

works that represent the British 

In her novels of the 1960-70s, Muriel Spark has continued the long tradition of British literary satire and appeared as a sharp and

disconcerting observer of bourgeois

life, bourgeois moral ideas and lifestyle,

as well as the problem of

Match the work with the character(s) it figures

What did Ralph weep for at the end of William Golding’s “Lord of the Flies”?

Which of the following works are considered the best examples of the “campus novel” in the late twentieth-century English literature?

Which one of the following late twentieth-century works is written in the genre of biographical novel?

Which character of Iris Murdoch’s “The Black Prince” considers silence as an infinite faithfulness to real art and an aspiration for ideal, stating: “art springs up from the infinite self-denial and silence”?