Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 3Joseph Strelka |
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... reality , while at the same time ensuring a cohesive structure of meaning . We may , as already noted , apprehend such a structure of meaning in lived reality only in privileged moments of eidetic vision , either in retrospect or in the ...
... reality , while at the same time ensuring a cohesive structure of meaning . We may , as already noted , apprehend such a structure of meaning in lived reality only in privileged moments of eidetic vision , either in retrospect or in the ...
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... reality -to a lower level than the higher claims and validities of the period and group style . However , neither style was aiming at a depiction of reality as the expression of an individual reality . It has often been asked where the ...
... reality -to a lower level than the higher claims and validities of the period and group style . However , neither style was aiming at a depiction of reality as the expression of an individual reality . It has often been asked where the ...
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Joseph Strelka. of an obligation to the reality of their time , in their case the reality of bourgeois society : this was the society from which they sprang and which they exhorted with the values they imposed upon it . Moreover , the ...
Joseph Strelka. of an obligation to the reality of their time , in their case the reality of bourgeois society : this was the society from which they sprang and which they exhorted with the values they imposed upon it . Moreover , the ...
Contents
PREFACE | 1 |
THE EXISTENTIAL | 15 |
STYLISTIC FORCES IN THE NARRATIVE | 42 |
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