The Liberal Imagination: Essays on Literature and Society, Zväzok 7Oxford University Press, 1981 - 284 strán (strany) |
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... tells us that Hawthorne was romantic “ only in a narrow and very special sense . " He was not interested in the ... tell us so much about the 8 THE LIBERAL IMAGINATION.
... tells us that Hawthorne was romantic “ only in a narrow and very special sense . " He was not interested in the ... tell us so much about the 8 THE LIBERAL IMAGINATION.
Strana 129
... tells us something quite different about himself . He tells us that he has strength , that he has Joy , but still he has not the glory . In short , we have no reason to assume that , when he asks the question at the end of the fourth ...
... tells us something quite different about himself . He tells us that he has strength , that he has Joy , but still he has not the glory . In short , we have no reason to assume that , when he asks the question at the end of the fourth ...
Strana 171
... tells us no more about the source of artistic power than we learn about the source of sexuality when the fantasy of castration is adduced , for the fear of castration may explain why a man is moved to extravagant exploits of sexuality ...
... tells us no more about the source of artistic power than we learn about the source of sexuality when the fantasy of castration is adduced , for the fear of castration may explain why a man is moved to extravagant exploits of sexuality ...
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Preface vii | 3 |
Sherwood Anderson | 21 |
The Princess Casamassima | 56 |
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