Criticism: The Foundations of Modern Literary JudgmentMark Schorer, Josephine Miles, Gordon McKenzie Harcourt, Brace, 1948 - Всего страниц: 553 |
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... present - day morality is psychologically misconceived and positively harmful . We believe , that is to say , in the fullest possible liberation of the impulses and are convinced that what law and oppression have failed to achieve will ...
... present - day morality is psychologically misconceived and positively harmful . We believe , that is to say , in the fullest possible liberation of the impulses and are convinced that what law and oppression have failed to achieve will ...
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... present age , we are not going to be deterred by a fatalistic philosophy of history from wanting a poetic drama , and from believing that there must be some way of getting it . Besides , the craving for poetic drama is permanent in ...
... present age , we are not going to be deterred by a fatalistic philosophy of history from wanting a poetic drama , and from believing that there must be some way of getting it . Besides , the craving for poetic drama is permanent in ...
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... present and without looking beyond the present . In Mrs. Dalloway , too , though the method is applied to her very much less intensely ( and she is already a woman near the end of her life ) , we have a feeling by the end of the book ...
... present and without looking beyond the present . In Mrs. Dalloway , too , though the method is applied to her very much less intensely ( and she is already a woman near the end of her life ) , we have a feeling by the end of the book ...
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