Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 3Joseph Strelka |
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... motif clusters . ( In making these distinctions , I use the term " materially " to refer to the Stoff of a given motif cluster . ) Materially similar motif clusters may describe various incidents which exhibit some similarity , but in ...
... motif clusters . ( In making these distinctions , I use the term " materially " to refer to the Stoff of a given motif cluster . ) Materially similar motif clusters may describe various incidents which exhibit some similarity , but in ...
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... motif clusters . Its re- currence points to the correlative quality ( by virtue of similarity or of contrast ) of the themes of those motif clusters with which it is associated . The linking image likewise serves as a thematic link ...
... motif clusters . Its re- currence points to the correlative quality ( by virtue of similarity or of contrast ) of the themes of those motif clusters with which it is associated . The linking image likewise serves as a thematic link ...
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... motif clusters . A generic coherence of themes based upon materially similar motif clusters scattered in the text may lend itself to the development of a pattern which we know in music as " theme and variations . " In this case ...
... motif clusters . A generic coherence of themes based upon materially similar motif clusters scattered in the text may lend itself to the development of a pattern which we know in music as " theme and variations . " In this case ...
Contents
PREFACE | 1 |
THE EXISTENTIAL | 15 |
STYLISTIC FORCES IN THE NARRATIVE | 42 |
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