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... suggest that the experience within the language is coming from his own personal condition , his own inner life . Second , he may suggest that the experience is being told through him , that he knows elements of the situation well enough ...
... suggest that the experience within the language is coming from his own personal condition , his own inner life . Second , he may suggest that the experience is being told through him , that he knows elements of the situation well enough ...
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... suggest the patterning of language while prose will be em- ployed to suggest the " filled page " of narrative , description , and the like . The forms of poetry and prose will be elaborated upon in Chapter 5 , " The Perception and Evoca ...
... suggest the patterning of language while prose will be em- ployed to suggest the " filled page " of narrative , description , and the like . The forms of poetry and prose will be elaborated upon in Chapter 5 , " The Perception and Evoca ...
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... suggest the effect of listening as the dialogue weaves its web . In fic- tion the narrator can intrude upon the dialogue to comment , " While Edward talked to her , Lavinia looked absently out of the window . " An actress does the ...
... suggest the effect of listening as the dialogue weaves its web . In fic- tion the narrator can intrude upon the dialogue to comment , " While Edward talked to her , Lavinia looked absently out of the window . " An actress does the ...
Contents
The Uniqueness of Literature 8 | 11 |
The Presentational Mode as Creative ProblemSolving | 23 |
Behavioral Patterning | 62 |
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