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Kenneth Burke Stanley Edgar Hyman. Introduction As a perspectivist , a fount of new and surprising literary insights , Kenneth Burke is the foremost critic of our age , and perhaps the greatest critic since Coleridge . His range covers ...
Kenneth Burke Stanley Edgar Hyman. Introduction As a perspectivist , a fount of new and surprising literary insights , Kenneth Burke is the foremost critic of our age , and perhaps the greatest critic since Coleridge . His range covers ...
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Kenneth Burke Stanley Edgar Hyman. and to corresponding distinctions in the possession of prop- erty ( distinctions ... KENNETH BURKE Terms for Order EDITED BY 200 Perspectives by Incongruity.
Kenneth Burke Stanley Edgar Hyman. and to corresponding distinctions in the possession of prop- erty ( distinctions ... KENNETH BURKE Terms for Order EDITED BY 200 Perspectives by Incongruity.
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Kenneth Burke Stanley Edgar Hyman. Introduction As a systematic critic , Kenneth Burke is unique in our time , and his ambitiousness challenges Aristotle . He has developed the concepts of form as the psychology of the audience , of ...
Kenneth Burke Stanley Edgar Hyman. Introduction As a systematic critic , Kenneth Burke is unique in our time , and his ambitiousness challenges Aristotle . He has developed the concepts of form as the psychology of the audience , of ...
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The Excursion | 17 |
The Poetic Process | 34 |
From Preface to CounterStatement first edition | 50 |
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