The Dehumanization of ArtP. Smith, 1951 - 29 pagine |
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... adventures as we are to hear what has happened to a person we love . But soon adventures by themselves lose attraction , and what then pleases is not so much the fortunes of the personages as their self - presence . We en- joy seeing ...
... adventures as we are to hear what has happened to a person we love . But soon adventures by themselves lose attraction , and what then pleases is not so much the fortunes of the personages as their self - presence . We en- joy seeing ...
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... adventures and ordeals of the per- sonages . Over the intricate and varied pattern of the in- trigue the poet poured his elaborate volubility — a pro- fusion of glittering metaphors expressed in a vocabulary of darkest shadows ...
... adventures and ordeals of the per- sonages . Over the intricate and varied pattern of the in- trigue the poet poured his elaborate volubility — a pro- fusion of glittering metaphors expressed in a vocabulary of darkest shadows ...
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... adventures . For I have a notion that in our time the novel of high style must turn from the lat- ter to the former ... adventure but by drawing out each inci- dent ( 75 ) ( 76 )
... adventures . For I have a notion that in our time the novel of high style must turn from the lat- ter to the former ... adventure but by drawing out each inci- dent ( 75 ) ( 76 )
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