CEA Critic, Volume 63Department of English, Texas A&M University, 2001 |
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... represents the darkness of death and the underworld . The connection between cat and woman suggests that the cat represents the wife's darkest inner self . Poe's fancy of the occult and mythology was not a shallow one . He frequently ...
... represents the darkness of death and the underworld . The connection between cat and woman suggests that the cat represents the wife's darkest inner self . Poe's fancy of the occult and mythology was not a shallow one . He frequently ...
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... represents a break with past practice , an unprecedented foray into the Richardsonian territory where characters struggle against , rather than merely inhabit , the historical moment . But the reader eccentric enough to read Joseph ...
... represents a break with past practice , an unprecedented foray into the Richardsonian territory where characters struggle against , rather than merely inhabit , the historical moment . But the reader eccentric enough to read Joseph ...
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... represent the Dionysian force within his characters . When this force is set in opposition to the Apollonian force , represented by the land , the result is the conflict that comes to dominate O'Neill's later drama . This Dionysian ...
... represent the Dionysian force within his characters . When this force is set in opposition to the Apollonian force , represented by the land , the result is the conflict that comes to dominate O'Neill's later drama . This Dionysian ...
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