Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 7Joseph Strelka |
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... give direct verbal expression to . There was no need for the material of his art to evade the censor , and it is there- fore not possible to explain its intense power by claiming that it is expressed with the violent force of what was ...
... give direct verbal expression to . There was no need for the material of his art to evade the censor , and it is there- fore not possible to explain its intense power by claiming that it is expressed with the violent force of what was ...
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... give some hard rational thought to the question how his pre- dicament could and should have been averted.10 It is clear but rarely mentioned in the pertinent discussions that most butts of comedy have always been presented in such a ...
... give some hard rational thought to the question how his pre- dicament could and should have been averted.10 It is clear but rarely mentioned in the pertinent discussions that most butts of comedy have always been presented in such a ...
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... give him the escape from self - reproach he had hoped for . After III.iv , he no longer gives her his full confidence , and the reader feels that some of his endearments are perfunctory . He thinks of her less and less thereafter . Once ...
... give him the escape from self - reproach he had hoped for . After III.iv , he no longer gives her his full confidence , and the reader feels that some of his endearments are perfunctory . He thinks of her less and less thereafter . Once ...
Contents
PSYCHOANALYSIS AND ART | 31 |
PSYCHOLOGY AND LITERATURE | 48 |
THE AUTHORITY OF FEELING AND THE ORIGINS | 69 |
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