English LiteraturePrentice-Hall, 1964 - Počet stran: 174 A survey of American criticism and scholarship in English literature during the thirty years or so preceding the publication of this book. |
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... particular point about the writer's life , back- ground , or thought , others present a detailed explication of a particular work or part of a work . Many of these articles are extremely valuable ; even more are mildly interesting but ...
... particular point about the writer's life , back- ground , or thought , others present a detailed explication of a particular work or part of a work . Many of these articles are extremely valuable ; even more are mildly interesting but ...
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... particular characters is often to be told very much less than the writer imagines . Nevertheless , understanding has certainly been advanced by a greater number of significant American studies in Shakespeare in relation to his ...
... particular characters is often to be told very much less than the writer imagines . Nevertheless , understanding has certainly been advanced by a greater number of significant American studies in Shakespeare in relation to his ...
Strana 102
... particular work written in the past may disqualify a man's interpretation and judgment of it . I have myself interrogated a Ph.D. student who had written a thesis on a particular Jacobean dramatist and who was taken aback when it was ...
... particular work written in the past may disqualify a man's interpretation and judgment of it . I have myself interrogated a Ph.D. student who had written a thesis on a particular Jacobean dramatist and who was taken aback when it was ...
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