CEA Critic, Volume 63Department of English, Texas A&M University, 2001 |
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... interest in modes of mastery overlaps at a number of points with my own interest in Bishop and the sea . Jeredith Merrin devotes a significant section of her essay to a discussion of Bishop's " descriptive / narrative method " in ...
... interest in modes of mastery overlaps at a number of points with my own interest in Bishop and the sea . Jeredith Merrin devotes a significant section of her essay to a discussion of Bishop's " descriptive / narrative method " in ...
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... interest of literature unless we recognize gestures , manners , habits , turns of speech , turns of thought , styles of face as morally expressive - of an individual or of a people . The intelligent description of such things is part of ...
... interest of literature unless we recognize gestures , manners , habits , turns of speech , turns of thought , styles of face as morally expressive - of an individual or of a people . The intelligent description of such things is part of ...
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... interest , but Chaucer knows that modeling bliss will move her heart . Few literary models from any time or place have achieved such long- lasting and practical influence as the Byronic hero . Bertrand Russell , who devotes an entire ...
... interest , but Chaucer knows that modeling bliss will move her heart . Few literary models from any time or place have achieved such long- lasting and practical influence as the Byronic hero . Bertrand Russell , who devotes an entire ...
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