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... character . As it is , most of the characters derive their rôle , which is to say their personality , purely from their relationship to the basic situa- tion . They can but " be " ; they cannot do . They are flotsam on a stream of ...
... character . As it is , most of the characters derive their rôle , which is to say their personality , purely from their relationship to the basic situa- tion . They can but " be " ; they cannot do . They are flotsam on a stream of ...
Page 204
... character which must remain unchanged throughout history ? To the people on Morgan's preferred lists , Morgan has a different " character " than he has for the people not on his preferred lists . Yet it is one and the same Morgan in ...
... character which must remain unchanged throughout history ? To the people on Morgan's preferred lists , Morgan has a different " character " than he has for the people not on his preferred lists . Yet it is one and the same Morgan in ...
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... character may not be developed until a later work . In its ambiguous emer- gent form it is a synecdochic representative of the form it later assumes when it comes to fruition in either the same work or in another one . ) However ...
... character may not be developed until a later work . In its ambiguous emer- gent form it is a synecdochic representative of the form it later assumes when it comes to fruition in either the same work or in another one . ) However ...
Contents
SEMANTIC AND POETIC MEANING | 121 |
THE VIRTUES AND LIMITATIONS OF DEBUNKING | 145 |
THE RHETORIC OF HITLERS BATTLE | 164 |
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