Charles P. Snow’s

sequence of eleven related novels is entitled (…...)

The impact of existentialism,

in particular the ideas of J.-P. Sartre, can be traced in the works

of  (…...)

Which British writers of the late twentieth century are noted as the theorists of Postmodernism?

Name the British playwrights of the second half of the 20th century

Which Shakespeare’s play is openly referenced and discussed throughout Iris Murdoch’s novel The Black Prince, especially by Bradley Pearson?

Which generic types are represented by the British postmodernist 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”?

Which of the following statements are peculiar to British “anti-colonial novel”?

In his novel The Quiet American, Graham Greene explores the dangers of foreign intervention and moral ambiguity in the context of war and political turmoil.

Which English writers of

the 1950-60s were labelled as the “Angry Young Men”?