Early Cooper and His AudienceColumbia University Press, 1986 - Počet stran: 230 |
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... tale into a novel , Cooper had to conform to current practice : in Eng- land , novels were printed in three volumes ; in the United States , in two . This format was the norm between 1820 and 1844 ; in 1841 Catherine Sedgwick remarked ...
... tale into a novel , Cooper had to conform to current practice : in Eng- land , novels were printed in three volumes ; in the United States , in two . This format was the norm between 1820 and 1844 ; in 1841 Catherine Sedgwick remarked ...
Strana 85
... tale . Having begun , Cooper encountered difficulties . He found that , in the absence of models like Austen and ... Tales of the Heart , and it apparently was profitable enough to induce Cooper to try something similar . The project was ...
... tale . Having begun , Cooper encountered difficulties . He found that , in the absence of models like Austen and ... Tales of the Heart , and it apparently was profitable enough to induce Cooper to try something similar . The project was ...
Strana 106
... tale of young George and the cherry tree . In presenting regional types as minor characters , then , Cooper was again using a device that would appeal to a wide audience . So sensitive was he to his audience's expectations on this point ...
... tale of young George and the cherry tree . In presenting regional types as minor characters , then , Cooper was again using a device that would appeal to a wide audience . So sensitive was he to his audience's expectations on this point ...
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Toward a Democratic Fiction | 1 |
The Failure of Charles Brockden Brown | 29 |
An American Novel Professedly | 63 |
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