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This statistical fact, even if there were no more intrinsic reasons, would suffice to
make us suspect that something is amiss with the literary genre of the novel.
When I hear a friend, particularly if he is a young writer, calmly announce that he
is ...
This statistical fact, even if there were no more intrinsic reasons, would suffice to
make us suspect that something is amiss with the literary genre of the novel.
When I hear a friend, particularly if he is a young writer, calmly announce that he
is ...
Pagina 54
Just as every animal belongs to a species, every literary work belongs to a genre.
(The theory of Benedetto Croce who denies the existence of literary forms in this
sense has left no trace in aesthetics.) A literary genre, the same as a zoological ...
Just as every animal belongs to a species, every literary work belongs to a genre.
(The theory of Benedetto Croce who denies the existence of literary forms in this
sense has left no trace in aesthetics.) A literary genre, the same as a zoological ...
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ACTION AND CONTEMPLATION More than ten years ago I pointed out in my
book Meditaciones del Quijote8 that it is the essential task of the modern novel to
describe an atmosphere while other narrative literary forms— epics, romances of
...
ACTION AND CONTEMPLATION More than ten years ago I pointed out in my
book Meditaciones del Quijote8 that it is the essential task of the modern novel to
describe an atmosphere while other narrative literary forms— epics, romances of
...
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