Add to ORKGPilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan is an allegory and a classic which, during its almost 350 years of existence, has earned a readership and popularity that many other English classics used in today’s Swedish school have not been able to attain. Despite its age and explicitly Christian context the book contains many valuable themes and issues that are highly relevant for students in the upper secondary school. In his text, Bunyan discusses and renders his own experiences with not only despondency and despair but also the suppression of free opinion. These topics can be discussed outside of a Christian context and therefore certain parts of the book are adaptable to other religions and cultures, which is very desirable in today’s multi-cultur...
[Extract] Although The Pilgrim's Progress has long enjoyed canonical status as a general religious a...
This thesis challenges the literary tradition of reading Bunyan's narrative works separately from th...
In this thesis I examine the way the concept of the self and our perception of reality are intertwin...
John Bunyan, an English author and Baptist preacher is best remembered as the author of The Pilgrim’...
The Pilgrim’s Progress is a classic work of English literature by John Bunyan, a celebrated English ...
John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress has usually been interpreted as a allegorical account of an individ...
This thesis deals with the allegorical features of the novel The Pilgrim?s Progress (1678) by John B...
The Pilgrim's Progress is an allegorical novel written by John Bunyan. The study of Bunyan?s The Pil...
This article notes that the way in which John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress has been used in Chris...
John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress (1678) is a classic example of allegory. While literary critics...
In this paper, I place Bunyan’s popular Pilgrim’s Progress into a cultural context infused with, and...
The literary artistry of Bunyan\u27s The Holy War is overshadowed by the longstanding popularity of ...
The Pilgrim's Progress is accepted in the canon of children's literature due to its early adoption b...
A scholarly edition of John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress. The only complete text in paperback, ...
A changing hero: the relevance of Bunyan's Pilgrim and The Pilgrim's Progress through thre...
[Extract] Although The Pilgrim's Progress has long enjoyed canonical status as a general religious a...
This thesis challenges the literary tradition of reading Bunyan's narrative works separately from th...
In this thesis I examine the way the concept of the self and our perception of reality are intertwin...
John Bunyan, an English author and Baptist preacher is best remembered as the author of The Pilgrim’...
The Pilgrim’s Progress is a classic work of English literature by John Bunyan, a celebrated English ...
John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress has usually been interpreted as a allegorical account of an individ...
This thesis deals with the allegorical features of the novel The Pilgrim?s Progress (1678) by John B...
The Pilgrim's Progress is an allegorical novel written by John Bunyan. The study of Bunyan?s The Pil...
This article notes that the way in which John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress has been used in Chris...
John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress (1678) is a classic example of allegory. While literary critics...
In this paper, I place Bunyan’s popular Pilgrim’s Progress into a cultural context infused with, and...
The literary artistry of Bunyan\u27s The Holy War is overshadowed by the longstanding popularity of ...
The Pilgrim's Progress is accepted in the canon of children's literature due to its early adoption b...
A scholarly edition of John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress. The only complete text in paperback, ...
A changing hero: the relevance of Bunyan's Pilgrim and The Pilgrim's Progress through thre...
[Extract] Although The Pilgrim's Progress has long enjoyed canonical status as a general religious a...
This thesis challenges the literary tradition of reading Bunyan's narrative works separately from th...
In this thesis I examine the way the concept of the self and our perception of reality are intertwin...