The Archaic Principle in EducationW. MacLellan, 1962 - 119 páginas |
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... character being destiny . Novels such as those of Conrad and James tend to dissolve themselves into pure character . Few of the characters however live when the book is closed ; none has become a house- hold word . In a too little known ...
... character being destiny . Novels such as those of Conrad and James tend to dissolve themselves into pure character . Few of the characters however live when the book is closed ; none has become a house- hold word . In a too little known ...
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Margaret Archibald Clarke. The curious romantic retreat into character from what everyone knows to be the realities of action , discussed by Mr. Rickword , is exemplified in William Empson's criticism of the character of Milton's God ...
Margaret Archibald Clarke. The curious romantic retreat into character from what everyone knows to be the realities of action , discussed by Mr. Rickword , is exemplified in William Empson's criticism of the character of Milton's God ...
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... character . " The fundamental purpose of putting elaborate detail into a story is to enable us to use our judgment about the characters . This use for a story is a cultural conquest . " Other disingenuous or stupid features of Empson's ...
... character . " The fundamental purpose of putting elaborate detail into a story is to enable us to use our judgment about the characters . This use for a story is a cultural conquest . " Other disingenuous or stupid features of Empson's ...
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