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- Themes of the Hero's Journey
In the following essay, Winters discusses themes of the hero's journey in Richard Adams's Watership Down.
- Old Worlds and New: Anti-Feminism in Watership Down
In the following essay, Thomas explores the limited, stereotypical portrayal of the female characters in Watership Down.
- Letter from England: Great Leaping Lapins!
In the following essay, Chambers discusses the origin of Watership Down, and deems the novel deeply moving and vividly memorable.
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