College English Association Critic, Volumes 36-37Department of English, Texas A & M University, 1973 |
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... readers . Linking this history is the dominant theme of dis- covery , and the content and form of this discovery is the calculated response intended for the reader the implied reader . Visions of Extremity in Modern Literature MURRAY ...
... readers . Linking this history is the dominant theme of dis- covery , and the content and form of this discovery is the calculated response intended for the reader the implied reader . Visions of Extremity in Modern Literature MURRAY ...
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... reader can enjoy " the diversity of the religious drama , " as he has the " representative " cycle in Part I. In both parts , the spelling has been modernized ; brief , but clear and helpful , notes have been added . Since the book has ...
... reader can enjoy " the diversity of the religious drama , " as he has the " representative " cycle in Part I. In both parts , the spelling has been modernized ; brief , but clear and helpful , notes have been added . Since the book has ...
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... reader into a new awareness of himself , and of the vices and follies he shares with the rest of mankind " ( p . 7 ) , focuses on the reader rather than the persona ( Gulliver , for example , is said to be " never important in himself ...
... reader into a new awareness of himself , and of the vices and follies he shares with the rest of mankind " ( p . 7 ) , focuses on the reader rather than the persona ( Gulliver , for example , is said to be " never important in himself ...
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