Edda: nordisk tidsskrift for litteraturforskning, Том 27Gerhard von der Lippe Gran, Francis Bull Universitetsforlaget, 1927 |
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... sensible et måneskinnsmenneske der gikk omkring med et sårt sinn , apatisk og livsfjern - er kun til en viss grad sann . Han virket jo unektelig drømmende , men var det ikke mangen gang en maske han tok på for å dekke over sitt innerste ...
... sensible et måneskinnsmenneske der gikk omkring med et sårt sinn , apatisk og livsfjern - er kun til en viss grad sann . Han virket jo unektelig drømmende , men var det ikke mangen gang en maske han tok på for å dekke over sitt innerste ...
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... sensible ou sentimental , considéré comme interprète de tendances psychologiques et littéraires qui an- noncent certains caractères analogues du romantisme . Cette histoire je tente de l'exposer d'ensemble dans un travail étendu qui ...
... sensible ou sentimental , considéré comme interprète de tendances psychologiques et littéraires qui an- noncent certains caractères analogues du romantisme . Cette histoire je tente de l'exposer d'ensemble dans un travail étendu qui ...
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... sensible dans quelques romanciers hollandais , suédois ou russes . I. * Le Dictionnaire de l'Académie française donne , entre autres acceptions du mot sensible : « Qui est aisément ému , touché , attendri . » Littré emploie à peu près ...
... sensible dans quelques romanciers hollandais , suédois ou russes . I. * Le Dictionnaire de l'Académie française donne , entre autres acceptions du mot sensible : « Qui est aisément ému , touché , attendri . » Littré emploie à peu près ...
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... sensible et sensibilité sont pris dans le sens qui nous intér- esse ici . Dans Mme Riccoboni , dans Rousseau ( 1762 ) , dans Diderot ( 1773 ) , ils ont tout à fait ce sens . La définition la plus explicite que le XVIIIe siècle français ...
... sensible et sensibilité sont pris dans le sens qui nous intér- esse ici . Dans Mme Riccoboni , dans Rousseau ( 1762 ) , dans Diderot ( 1773 ) , ils ont tout à fait ce sens . La définition la plus explicite que le XVIIIe siècle français ...
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nordisk tidsskrift for litteraturforskning Gerhard von der Lippe Gran, Francis Bull. a sensible heart ( 1749 ) . Mais c'est avec les trois romans de Richardson ( 1740–1754 ) que sensible et sensibility entrent franchement dans la langue ...
nordisk tidsskrift for litteraturforskning Gerhard von der Lippe Gran, Francis Bull. a sensible heart ( 1749 ) . Mais c'est avec les trois romans de Richardson ( 1740–1754 ) que sensible et sensibility entrent franchement dans la langue ...
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