CEA Critic, Volume 63Department of English, Texas A&M University, 2001 |
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... style ) will be edited to conform to house style , including nonsexist usage . The College English Association holds the copyright to all articles accepted and published in the CEA Critic . ( For permission to reprint articles or to use ...
... style ) will be edited to conform to house style , including nonsexist usage . The College English Association holds the copyright to all articles accepted and published in the CEA Critic . ( For permission to reprint articles or to use ...
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... style , important critics have spoken out against the episode's orotund language — what Stanislaus Joyce once ... styles . Moreover , Bloom also shares this proclivity for verbal mimicry with the majority of Dublin's drunkards . 57 ...
... style , important critics have spoken out against the episode's orotund language — what Stanislaus Joyce once ... styles . Moreover , Bloom also shares this proclivity for verbal mimicry with the majority of Dublin's drunkards . 57 ...
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... style that draws attention to its own literariness while confirming essential distinctions of class.2 Collectively , these conventions tacitly endorse what Michael McKeon has called " aristocratic ideology , " the belief that honor ...
... style that draws attention to its own literariness while confirming essential distinctions of class.2 Collectively , these conventions tacitly endorse what Michael McKeon has called " aristocratic ideology , " the belief that honor ...
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