Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 9Joseph Strelka |
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... mythical consciousness . In this way one might say that mythical life becomes novel , so to speak , while " nov- els " by definition imply mythical life . Joseph and all the others are history and at the same time in a story . The ...
... mythical consciousness . In this way one might say that mythical life becomes novel , so to speak , while " nov- els " by definition imply mythical life . Joseph and all the others are history and at the same time in a story . The ...
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... mythical has been contaminated and has even turned into something that in its final consequences would have to be designated as antimythical . It may be assumed that the mythical takes on different contours in literature than in the ...
... mythical has been contaminated and has even turned into something that in its final consequences would have to be designated as antimythical . It may be assumed that the mythical takes on different contours in literature than in the ...
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... mythical ( which encom- passes the antimythical and the secularizing ) can stand or even accept criticism ? The fact is that Mann handles the myth thus and not otherwise . There is no doubt that the strongest attraction exercised by his ...
... mythical ( which encom- passes the antimythical and the secularizing ) can stand or even accept criticism ? The fact is that Mann handles the myth thus and not otherwise . There is no doubt that the strongest attraction exercised by his ...
Contents
THE MYTH OF THE ARTIST | 3 |
MYTH POETRY AND CRITICAL THEORY | 51 |
MYTHOLOGICAL FICTION AND THE READING | 72 |
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