Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 1Joseph Strelka |
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... comparative criticism is similar to ethnolinguistics ; it differs , however , from the latter and from cul- tural anthropology in general because of a constant concern for questions of aesthetics and values . Appropriate to an ...
... comparative criticism is similar to ethnolinguistics ; it differs , however , from the latter and from cul- tural anthropology in general because of a constant concern for questions of aesthetics and values . Appropriate to an ...
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... comparative criticism widens our view and our understanding of the most diverse possibilities for the development of human culture and the human spirit . Perspectives in Literary Symbolism contains a group of studies which examine many ...
... comparative criticism widens our view and our understanding of the most diverse possibilities for the development of human culture and the human spirit . Perspectives in Literary Symbolism contains a group of studies which examine many ...
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... Comparative Criticism " we should first endeavor to explain what is meant here by " comparative criticism . " Neither the word nor the subject is new . In recent literary criticism the expression is found as early as Mercier , 1 where ...
... Comparative Criticism " we should first endeavor to explain what is meant here by " comparative criticism . " Neither the word nor the subject is new . In recent literary criticism the expression is found as early as Mercier , 1 where ...
Contents
RILKES GAZING | 29 |
CONCERNING THE PROBLEM OF TRANSFORMATION | 48 |
WORDS ANENT LOGOLOGY | 72 |
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