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... Lyon is painting his own picture: "Don't you suppose Vandyke's things tell a lot
about him?" 8 F. O. Matthiessen, Henry James: The Major Phase (Oxford,
Impersonal Narration 354 "The Purloining of the Aspern Papers" or "The Evoca-
tion of ...
... Lyon is painting his own picture: "Don't you suppose Vandyke's things tell a lot
about him?" 8 F. O. Matthiessen, Henry James: The Major Phase (Oxford,
Impersonal Narration 354 "The Purloining of the Aspern Papers" or "The Evoca-
tion of ...
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"Form and Technique in the Novel," in The Reinterpreta- tion of Victorian
Literature, ed. JOSEPH E. BAKER. Princeton, 1950. Esp. pp. 79, 95. 92. BOWEN,
ELIZABETH. Collected Impressions. London, 1950. Esp. "Notes on Writing a
Novel," pp.
"Form and Technique in the Novel," in The Reinterpreta- tion of Victorian
Literature, ed. JOSEPH E. BAKER. Princeton, 1950. Esp. pp. 79, 95. 92. BOWEN,
ELIZABETH. Collected Impressions. London, 1950. Esp. "Notes on Writing a
Novel," pp.
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Sommario
True Novels Must Be Realistic | 23 |
All Authors Should Be Objective | 67 |
True Art Ignores the Audience | 89 |
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