Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 3Joseph Strelka |
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... turn undergone an evolution of their own . It has been of particular benefit to the historical approach , and the methods of literary research spring- ing from it , that the question of the relationship between individual existence and ...
... turn undergone an evolution of their own . It has been of particular benefit to the historical approach , and the methods of literary research spring- ing from it , that the question of the relationship between individual existence and ...
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... turn them into deductive systems , manipulat- ing them in a manner wholly alien to anything for which they are of any use . To do this is to succumb to one's prejudices . We dislike being reminded that we have prejudices , but often we ...
... turn them into deductive systems , manipulat- ing them in a manner wholly alien to anything for which they are of any use . To do this is to succumb to one's prejudices . We dislike being reminded that we have prejudices , but often we ...
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... turn to Dante , whose Aristotelian - Scholastic concept of space ( cf. Aristotle's Physics ) , in which our world was in a sphere which was in turn in a series of larger spheres until at last they were all surrounded by the fixed stars ...
... turn to Dante , whose Aristotelian - Scholastic concept of space ( cf. Aristotle's Physics ) , in which our world was in a sphere which was in turn in a series of larger spheres until at last they were all surrounded by the fixed stars ...
Contents
PREFACE | 1 |
THE EXISTENTIAL | 15 |
STYLISTIC FORCES IN THE NARRATIVE | 42 |
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