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... rhetorical and emotional interest . This explanation is a misleading simplification of what Chaucer has done with this episode . It is certainly true that Chaucer has made the story less of a saint's life , but in a very special way , a ...
... rhetorical and emotional interest . This explanation is a misleading simplification of what Chaucer has done with this episode . It is certainly true that Chaucer has made the story less of a saint's life , but in a very special way , a ...
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... rhetorical dimension of the story is also responsible for the forcefulness with which it strikes Marlow . Jim may be engaged in an illusory , insubstantial quest : but he is capable , as Marlow is not , of experiencing pure tragedy ...
... rhetorical dimension of the story is also responsible for the forcefulness with which it strikes Marlow . Jim may be engaged in an illusory , insubstantial quest : but he is capable , as Marlow is not , of experiencing pure tragedy ...
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... rhetorical stance . The meditation reflects Conrad's own process of writing , beginning , as he does , with particular sensations which slowly evolve into situa- tion and speech.12 We have followed Nostromo from his momentary loss of ...
... rhetorical stance . The meditation reflects Conrad's own process of writing , beginning , as he does , with particular sensations which slowly evolve into situa- tion and speech.12 We have followed Nostromo from his momentary loss of ...
Contents
The Concept of Nature in Beowulf Ervene F Gulley | 16 |
Psychological | 31 |
The Criticism of Williams | 40 |
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