Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 3Joseph Strelka |
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... aspect of rhetoric has been more scrutinized over the centuries than has been the third of the traditional canons of rhetoric , style . In fully developed treatises the discussion was ordinarily organ- ized around such virtues as ...
... aspect of rhetoric has been more scrutinized over the centuries than has been the third of the traditional canons of rhetoric , style . In fully developed treatises the discussion was ordinarily organ- ized around such virtues as ...
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... aspect involves reference to types of connectedness which are all psychological . These have to do with the duality , the polar contrast of subject and presenta- tion in experience , with its conservation or retention , with its ...
... aspect involves reference to types of connectedness which are all psychological . These have to do with the duality , the polar contrast of subject and presenta- tion in experience , with its conservation or retention , with its ...
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... aspect of Realism.84 He examines works from Homer to Proust in which he interprets individual excerpts from a stylistic aspect , and thus reveals their social , economic , political , geistesgeschichtliche , and literary , in short ...
... aspect of Realism.84 He examines works from Homer to Proust in which he interprets individual excerpts from a stylistic aspect , and thus reveals their social , economic , political , geistesgeschichtliche , and literary , in short ...
Contents
PREFACE | 1 |
THE EXISTENTIAL | 15 |
STYLISTIC FORCES IN THE NARRATIVE | 42 |
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