CEA Critic, Volume 63Department of English, Texas A&M University, 2001 |
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... fiction and how little we are ever going to be persuaded to view , read , or otherwise consume only the " right " fiction — or to read it in the " right " way - by the sanctimonious , scandalized sneers of those who are horrified at ...
... fiction and how little we are ever going to be persuaded to view , read , or otherwise consume only the " right " fiction — or to read it in the " right " way - by the sanctimonious , scandalized sneers of those who are horrified at ...
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... Fiction is a temporary substitute for life . The return to reality is almost a brutal impoverishment , corroboration that we are less than we dreamed . ( 40 ; emphasis added ) Llosa's sweeping claim , which supports my own sweeping ...
... Fiction is a temporary substitute for life . The return to reality is almost a brutal impoverishment , corroboration that we are less than we dreamed . ( 40 ; emphasis added ) Llosa's sweeping claim , which supports my own sweeping ...
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... fiction's way . Fiction never leaves the realm of particularity . Fiction's peculiar power resides in its ability to display human actions with such detailed embeddedness that auditors feel they are there : there in the world being ...
... fiction's way . Fiction never leaves the realm of particularity . Fiction's peculiar power resides in its ability to display human actions with such detailed embeddedness that auditors feel they are there : there in the world being ...
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