CEA Critic, Volume 63Department of English, Texas A&M University, 2001 |
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... role model from a story is transferring not only the imaginative energy of literature to ourselves but the imagined content and forms of life portrayed there as well . The ethical significance of this act is enormous : Our ethos becomes ...
... role model from a story is transferring not only the imaginative energy of literature to ourselves but the imagined content and forms of life portrayed there as well . The ethical significance of this act is enormous : Our ethos becomes ...
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... role models , narrative acquaintances offer us role models with whom we can identify both intimately and intensely , but with whom we are sufficiently distant that we can , despite our intimacy , think about them more reflectively ...
... role models , narrative acquaintances offer us role models with whom we can identify both intimately and intensely , but with whom we are sufficiently distant that we can , despite our intimacy , think about them more reflectively ...
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... role models we can get when we need them . In order to come into our humanity , in order to take a place in society and to be recognized as a person , we know that we must assume roles and we look for models to show us what those roles ...
... role models we can get when we need them . In order to come into our humanity , in order to take a place in society and to be recognized as a person , we know that we must assume roles and we look for models to show us what those roles ...
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