Connecticut Review, Zväzky 5–6Board of Trustees for the Connecticut State Colleges., 1971 |
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... Fidelman is a quintessential Malamud hero , the irrepressible schlemeil ; his name ironically refers to Fidelman's inordinant faith in his artistic ability and to the fidelity he displays in his pursuit of perfection in both life and ...
... Fidelman is a quintessential Malamud hero , the irrepressible schlemeil ; his name ironically refers to Fidelman's inordinant faith in his artistic ability and to the fidelity he displays in his pursuit of perfection in both life and ...
Strana 32
... Fidelman spontaneously gives his suit to Susskind with no request for his missing chapter , declaring " All is forgiven . " When Malamud says in the final paragraph that Fidelman , " moved by all he had lately learned , had a triumphant ...
... Fidelman spontaneously gives his suit to Susskind with no request for his missing chapter , declaring " All is forgiven . " When Malamud says in the final paragraph that Fidelman , " moved by all he had lately learned , had a triumphant ...
Strana 34
... Fidelman proclaims it his " most honest piece of work " ( p . 142 ) . But Ludovico , Esmeralda's former pimp , has his revenge on Fidelman for subverting his source of income in depriving him of his whore ; he tricks the artist into ...
... Fidelman proclaims it his " most honest piece of work " ( p . 142 ) . But Ludovico , Esmeralda's former pimp , has his revenge on Fidelman for subverting his source of income in depriving him of his whore ; he tricks the artist into ...
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STANDARDS | 13 |
SOME CONTEMPORARIES | 26 |
The Talk of the Town and the Country by Louis Hasley | 37 |
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