CEA Critic, Volume 63Department of English, Texas A&M University, 2001 |
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... refer to James E. Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis of " the earth , with its biota , rocks , air , oceans , as a single intercoordinated entity " ( 10 ) , and while they view it more metaphorically than he does , they use it to impress upon ...
... refer to James E. Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis of " the earth , with its biota , rocks , air , oceans , as a single intercoordinated entity " ( 10 ) , and while they view it more metaphorically than he does , they use it to impress upon ...
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... refer to with a certain affection as " der Alte , " the Old Man , does not give his cards away easily . Though the narrator has forsaken the romantic imagery that had once been a staple of war literature , he amply invokes religious ...
... refer to with a certain affection as " der Alte , " the Old Man , does not give his cards away easily . Though the narrator has forsaken the romantic imagery that had once been a staple of war literature , he amply invokes religious ...
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... refer only to words , not to reality , it lacks sufficient traction on either experience or knowledge to be educational ( a fundamen- tally trivializing view of literature that turns it into a game capable of being played only by an ...
... refer only to words , not to reality , it lacks sufficient traction on either experience or knowledge to be educational ( a fundamen- tally trivializing view of literature that turns it into a game capable of being played only by an ...
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