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Declaration
Acknowledgements
Ⅰ Introduction
1.1 Graham Greene and His Novels
1.2 A Survey of Criticism of Graham Greene's Literary World-Greeneland
Ⅱ Specify the Definition of Greeneland by Analyzing Greene's Religious Trilogy
2.1 Character- Sinner or Saint
2.1.1 Pinkie-Killer and Victim
2.1.2 The Whiskey Priest- Sinner and Saint
2.1.3 Scobie- A Good Man Who Is Corrupted by Pity
2.2 Plot Chase-Escape
2.2.1 Pinkie, Escaping from Ida and the Experience in a Slum
2.2.2 The Whiskey Priest, Chased by the Lieutenant
2.2.3 Scobie, Pursued by the Sense of Pity and Responsibility
2.3 Theme-the Struggle between Good and Evil
Ⅲ Graham Greene and His Greeneland
3.1 Greene Is Not a Catholic Writer and Greeneland Created by Greene Is Not Just a Religious World but the Contemporary World
3.1.1 Catholicism Is Used as a Reference in Greene's Religious Novels
3.1.2 Greeneland Shows Greene's Main Concern about People's Predicaments in the Contemporary World
3.2 Greeneland Is the Reflection of His Individual Life
Ⅵ Conclusion
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