The Liberal Imagination: Essays on Literature and Society, Zväzok 7Oxford University Press, 1981 - 284 strán (strany) |
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... true . Yet it is also true that certain sentiments consort only with certain ideas and not with others . What is more , sentiments become ideas by a natural and imperceptible process . " Our continued influxes of feeling , " said ...
... true . Yet it is also true that certain sentiments consort only with certain ideas and not with others . What is more , sentiments become ideas by a natural and imperceptible process . " Our continued influxes of feeling , " said ...
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... true of Howells in Ohio was also true of Mark Twain in Missouri . Nothing could be falser than the view that Mark Twain was a folk writer . Like his own Tom Sawyer , he was literate and literary to the core , even snobbishly so . The ...
... true of Howells in Ohio was also true of Mark Twain in Missouri . Nothing could be falser than the view that Mark Twain was a folk writer . Like his own Tom Sawyer , he was literate and literary to the core , even snobbishly so . The ...
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... true that in the novel manners make men . It does not matter in what sense the word manners is taken — it is equally true of the sense which so much interested Proust or of the sense which interested Dickens , or , indeed , of the sense ...
... true that in the novel manners make men . It does not matter in what sense the word manners is taken — it is equally true of the sense which so much interested Proust or of the sense which interested Dickens , or , indeed , of the sense ...
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Preface vii | 3 |
Sherwood Anderson | 21 |
The Princess Casamassima | 56 |
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