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Full Screen- TITLE
- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- CONTENTS
- I. INTRODUCTION
- 1. Ficlion as Social Doctrment
- 2. The American Scene
- 3. The
- 4. The OConnor Story
- 5. Title
- 6. Significance
- 7. Objectives
- 8. State of-the-art Review
- 9. Justification
- 10. Methodology
- 11. Theoretical Foundations
- 12. Scope
- 14. Hypothesis
- II. ERODED FAMILIAL TIES
- 1. The Changing American Family
- 2. Treatment of Family Relationships
- 3. Mother-son Conflicts
- 4. Mother-Daughter Conflicts
- 5. Of Grandparents and Grandchildren
- III. RELATIONSHIPS - THE SOCIETAL ANGLES
- 1. O Connors Social Sensibility
- 2. Racial Conflicts - An Overview
- 3. Racial Conflicts in 0 Connor
- 4. Landowner versus Tenants
- IV. SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL ABERRATIONS
- 1. Alienation
- 2. Violence
- 3. Sexual Perversions
- 1. Fetishism
- 2. Nymphomania
- 3. Visiting Prostitutes
- 4. Voyeurism
- V. RELIGIOUS RELATIONSHIPS
- 1. Dualism
- 2. OConnors Prophets
- 3. Faith Versus Reason
- 4. Diabolic Epiphanies
- 5. Religious Aberrations
- VI. CONCLUSION
- APPENDIX
- Primary Sources
- Secondary Sources