The just have to suffer: Emotions and religion in graham Greene’s the heart of the matter

Keyphrases

• 20th Century 50%
• Alcoholic 50%
• Barrett 50%
• Betrayal 50%
• Catholic 50%
• Catholic Religion 50%
• Closest Connection 50%
• Colonial Context 50%
• Divinity 50%
• DoRothEA 50%
• Emotional Ambiguity 50%
• Emotional Complexity 100%
• Graham 100%
• Graham Greene 50%
• Guilt 50%
• Heroic 50%
• Human Being 50%
• Irritation 50%
• Love Relationship 50%
• Pity 50%
• Plague 50%
• Police Commissioner 50%
• Political Context 50%
• Politics 50%
• Priests 50%
• Religious Context 50%
• Secular World 100%
• Sense of Responsibility 50%
• Sexual Values 50%
• Storyteller 50%
• West African 50%
• Young Widow 50%

Arts and Humanities

• Betrayal 33%
• Catholic 66%
• Commissioner 33%
• conflation 33%
• coward 33%
• Depiction 33%
• Divinity 33%
• Duty 33%
• Glory 33%
• Graham Greene 33%
• Guilt 33%
• Living beings 33%
• Missionaries 33%
• Passion 66%
• Pity 33%
• Police 33%
• Protagonist 66%
• Religion 100%
• secular world 66%
• Story-tellers 33%
• Tragic 33%
• Twentieth Century 33%
• Widows 33%