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... major novelists . . . count in the same way as the major poets , in the sense that they are significant in terms of that human awareness they promote ; awareness of the possibilities of life ' . 153 Far from advocat- ing an exclusive ...
... major novelists . . . count in the same way as the major poets , in the sense that they are significant in terms of that human awareness they promote ; awareness of the possibilities of life ' . 153 Far from advocat- ing an exclusive ...
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... major characteristic of Milton's verse is its formalism , a routine stylisation , which exhibits a ' feeling for words rather than a capacity for feeling through words ' , and which finds expression , above all , in a latinised English ...
... major characteristic of Milton's verse is its formalism , a routine stylisation , which exhibits a ' feeling for words rather than a capacity for feeling through words ' , and which finds expression , above all , in a latinised English ...
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... major modern English critic who has attempted a sympathetic account of the meaning of Paradise Lost which manages to avoid the tone of the Sunday morning sermon , is , of course , Tillyard . But Tillyard's own astonishing conclusion ...
... major modern English critic who has attempted a sympathetic account of the meaning of Paradise Lost which manages to avoid the tone of the Sunday morning sermon , is , of course , Tillyard . But Tillyard's own astonishing conclusion ...
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A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
Lukács and Socialist Realism | 24 |
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