Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 3Joseph Strelka |
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Page 186
... character . This character is essentially self - fashioning and certainly not subject to the forces exerted by an externally created sphere of existence . Scarcely any loci circumscribe the environment and locate the action in " Two ...
... character . This character is essentially self - fashioning and certainly not subject to the forces exerted by an externally created sphere of existence . Scarcely any loci circumscribe the environment and locate the action in " Two ...
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... character changes , so it seems natural that , narra- tionally , as a character develops , each step in his development be marked , symbolically , by a change in locale . The apprenticeship novel is particularly resplendent with ...
... character changes , so it seems natural that , narra- tionally , as a character develops , each step in his development be marked , symbolically , by a change in locale . The apprenticeship novel is particularly resplendent with ...
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... character novels like Vanity Fair and dramatic novels like Wuthering Heights . According to Muir , " . . . the imaginative world of the dramatic novel is in Time , the imaginative world of the character novel in Space " ( p . 62 ) ...
... character novels like Vanity Fair and dramatic novels like Wuthering Heights . According to Muir , " . . . the imaginative world of the dramatic novel is in Time , the imaginative world of the character novel in Space " ( p . 62 ) ...
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PREFACE | 1 |
THE EXISTENTIAL | 15 |
STYLISTIC FORCES IN THE NARRATIVE | 42 |
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