Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 3Joseph Strelka |
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... freedom ; but how many millions of men today let themselves be enslaved while surrounded by a unanimous language of freedom ? So we see that it is not necessarily words - or even men's belief that they think with the aid of their words ...
... freedom ; but how many millions of men today let themselves be enslaved while surrounded by a unanimous language of freedom ? So we see that it is not necessarily words - or even men's belief that they think with the aid of their words ...
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... freedom , not the encounter of some freedom of action that may be given him externally and hence is borrowed , but with the symbolic freedom of his writing . The writer is free within the act of breathing of a certain style , because ...
... freedom , not the encounter of some freedom of action that may be given him externally and hence is borrowed , but with the symbolic freedom of his writing . The writer is free within the act of breathing of a certain style , because ...
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... freedom is transmitted by writing , of which Rabelais was a giant , comparable to a verbal Niagara pouring over the top of lifeless objects and transforming them into " living stones . " But how are we to outline the relationship ...
... freedom is transmitted by writing , of which Rabelais was a giant , comparable to a verbal Niagara pouring over the top of lifeless objects and transforming them into " living stones . " But how are we to outline the relationship ...
Contents
PREFACE | 1 |
THE EXISTENTIAL | 15 |
STYLISTIC FORCES IN THE NARRATIVE | 42 |
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