Literary Criticism; an Introductory ReaderLionel Trilling Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1970 - 629 էջ |
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... conception of nature and its primordial causes , under the form of abstractions and formulas ? What is there at the bottom of a religion or of an art but a conception of this same nature and of these same causes under form of symbols ...
... conception of nature and its primordial causes , under the form of abstractions and formulas ? What is there at the bottom of a religion or of an art but a conception of this same nature and of these same causes under form of symbols ...
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... conception which although false , is yet necessarily what it is - is shattered by the brute forces of capitalism ... conceptions of mankind , human society , art , etc. , necessarily engendered by bourgeois development itself —i.e. the ...
... conception which although false , is yet necessarily what it is - is shattered by the brute forces of capitalism ... conceptions of mankind , human society , art , etc. , necessarily engendered by bourgeois development itself —i.e. the ...
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... conception " theme , " as in the conception " narrative , " there are a number of distinguishable elements . One of them is " subject , " which criticism can usually express by some kind of summarized statement . If we are asked what ...
... conception " theme , " as in the conception " narrative , " there are a number of distinguishable elements . One of them is " subject , " which criticism can usually express by some kind of summarized statement . If we are asked what ...
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