The Liberal Imagination: Essays on Literature and Society, Zväzok 7Oxford University Press, 1981 - 284 strán (strany) |
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... elements in conflict within him . The slightest acquaintance with the clinical literature of psychoanalysis will sug- gest that a rich complexity of struggling elements is no uncommon possession . And that same literature will also make ...
... elements in conflict within him . The slightest acquaintance with the clinical literature of psychoanalysis will sug- gest that a rich complexity of struggling elements is no uncommon possession . And that same literature will also make ...
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... of art of the past a certain quality , an element of its aesthetic existence , which we can ✓ identify as its pastness . Side by side with the formal elements of the work , and modifying these elements , there is the The Sense of the Past ...
... of art of the past a certain quality , an element of its aesthetic existence , which we can ✓ identify as its pastness . Side by side with the formal elements of the work , and modifying these elements , there is the The Sense of the Past ...
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Essays on Literature and Society Lionel Trilling. work , and modifying these elements , there is the element of history , which , in any complete aesthetic analysis , must be taken into account . The New Critics exercised their early ...
Essays on Literature and Society Lionel Trilling. work , and modifying these elements , there is the element of history , which , in any complete aesthetic analysis , must be taken into account . The New Critics exercised their early ...
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Preface vii | 3 |
Sherwood Anderson | 21 |
The Princess Casamassima | 56 |
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