Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 3Joseph Strelka |
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Page 119
... meaning so that perfect unity re- sults . To assemble inflectional patterns without regard to the sense of the things they express , without uniting them to syntactical and lexical elements , in other words , combining form and meaning ...
... meaning so that perfect unity re- sults . To assemble inflectional patterns without regard to the sense of the things they express , without uniting them to syntactical and lexical elements , in other words , combining form and meaning ...
Page 167
... meaning of " still , " and then assimilate this word to the previous words which we have retained , the potential range of meaning of " still " is narrowed to the actual meaning , " tense restrained quiet- ness . " The other potential ...
... meaning of " still , " and then assimilate this word to the previous words which we have retained , the potential range of meaning of " still " is narrowed to the actual meaning , " tense restrained quiet- ness . " The other potential ...
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... meaning of the whole is naturally a function of the bases and their valuations which comprise it , all of which achieve a meaning in the consciousness of the perceiver . It is not a function of the physical extent of the space involved ...
... meaning of the whole is naturally a function of the bases and their valuations which comprise it , all of which achieve a meaning in the consciousness of the perceiver . It is not a function of the physical extent of the space involved ...
Contents
PREFACE | 1 |
THE EXISTENTIAL | 15 |
STYLISTIC FORCES IN THE NARRATIVE | 42 |
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