Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 3Joseph Strelka |
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... determined by a period , a society - and also by the innate generic laws always closely associated with it — the smaller becomes the scope for diversity and subjectivity in individual forms of expression . This reverse process did not ...
... determined by a period , a society - and also by the innate generic laws always closely associated with it — the smaller becomes the scope for diversity and subjectivity in individual forms of expression . This reverse process did not ...
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... determining groups indeed more than one Zeitgeist . He explains the phenomenon of period style as determined either by literary groups and literary schools or simply by the predominant taste ; and while this view is possibly a bit rigid ...
... determining groups indeed more than one Zeitgeist . He explains the phenomenon of period style as determined either by literary groups and literary schools or simply by the predominant taste ; and while this view is possibly a bit rigid ...
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... determined by a predominant stratum , or authority . Harry Levin examines those social period - style characteristics that are typical of the 19th - century novel.109 Well aware of the dangers inherent in generalization , Levin proposes ...
... determined by a predominant stratum , or authority . Harry Levin examines those social period - style characteristics that are typical of the 19th - century novel.109 Well aware of the dangers inherent in generalization , Levin proposes ...
Contents
PREFACE | 1 |
THE EXISTENTIAL | 15 |
STYLISTIC FORCES IN THE NARRATIVE | 42 |
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