CEA Critic, Volume 63Department of English, Texas A&M University, 2001 |
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... models offered to us by narratives , especially literature , carry at least four advantages as role models that we may find difficult to duplicate with many real - life models . First , we often possess a degree of intimacy with literary ...
... models offered to us by narratives , especially literature , carry at least four advantages as role models that we may find difficult to duplicate with many real - life models . First , we often possess a degree of intimacy with literary ...
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... modeling as crucially important in Emma's development , for he not only describes in great detail the models that Emma reacts to with such depth of feeling , but deliberately recalls to the reader's mind the relevance of these models at ...
... modeling as crucially important in Emma's development , for he not only describes in great detail the models that Emma reacts to with such depth of feeling , but deliberately recalls to the reader's mind the relevance of these models at ...
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College English Association. That Emma's narrative models have led her to nothing but frustration , disappointment , and eventually a ghastly death does not mean that she abandons these models , nor does her refusal to abandon them mean ...
College English Association. That Emma's narrative models have led her to nothing but frustration , disappointment , and eventually a ghastly death does not mean that she abandons these models , nor does her refusal to abandon them mean ...
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