English Literature A-Level

The Natural Landscape

What The Natural Landscape means in English Literature A-Level, as defined for OCR.

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The Nebraskan landscape, whose transformation the novel examines and which can be represented as both a hostile force and a space of pastoral fertility.

OCR · 5d. Component 02 – Comparative and contextual study core and suggested set texts - Suggested set texts for Comparative and contextual study: American Literature 1880–1940

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5d. Component 02 – Comparative and contextual study core and suggested set texts - Suggested set texts for Comparative and contextual study: American Literature 1880–1940 (OCR A-Level)

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