Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 3Joseph Strelka |
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... literature is attainable . The question has been raised as to whether an exact science of literature will ever replace or oust traditional approaches and methods in the way that the exact natural sciences , for instance , have largely ...
... literature is attainable . The question has been raised as to whether an exact science of literature will ever replace or oust traditional approaches and methods in the way that the exact natural sciences , for instance , have largely ...
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... literature remained constant . The literature of mod- ern times , initiated with the Romantic era and acquiring self - awareness with Friedrich Nietzsche , presents a picture — insofar as it does not stag- nate in dubious safe harbors ...
... literature remained constant . The literature of mod- ern times , initiated with the Romantic era and acquiring self - awareness with Friedrich Nietzsche , presents a picture — insofar as it does not stag- nate in dubious safe harbors ...
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... literature . " On the face of it , oral literature seems a contradiction in terms . Oral refers to the spoken word , and literature usually to the written or printed word . The phrase " oral literature " has , however , become a term ...
... literature . " On the face of it , oral literature seems a contradiction in terms . Oral refers to the spoken word , and literature usually to the written or printed word . The phrase " oral literature " has , however , become a term ...
Contents
PREFACE | 1 |
THE EXISTENTIAL | 15 |
STYLISTIC FORCES IN THE NARRATIVE | 42 |
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