I Have what I Gave: The Fiction of Janet FrameDaphne Brasell Associates Press, 1992 - 194 էջ |
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... truth ' with the Hebrew word for ' death ' " 7 . Indeed , Istina is Serbo - Croatian for ' truth ' or reality , while Mäwet is Hebrew for ' death ' . Frame is suggesting the need for an analytical reading focused on language . The title ...
... truth ' with the Hebrew word for ' death ' " 7 . Indeed , Istina is Serbo - Croatian for ' truth ' or reality , while Mäwet is Hebrew for ' death ' . Frame is suggesting the need for an analytical reading focused on language . The title ...
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... truth ' ; ironically , she is intent on hiding the truth , with language her accomplice . Jeanne Delbaere observes that Glace is French for ' mirror ' : " Vera Glace is ... the ' true mirror ' of mankind " . It is sobering to place this ...
... truth ' ; ironically , she is intent on hiding the truth , with language her accomplice . Jeanne Delbaere observes that Glace is French for ' mirror ' : " Vera Glace is ... the ' true mirror ' of mankind " . It is sobering to place this ...
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... truth of death provides the tension and anguish that inform the work of the writer . In this novel , the hawk metaphor broadens in significance : " language in its widest sense is the hawk suspended above eternity " ( p 43 ) . Language ...
... truth of death provides the tension and anguish that inform the work of the writer . In this novel , the hawk metaphor broadens in significance : " language in its widest sense is the hawk suspended above eternity " ( p 43 ) . Language ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Faces in the Water | 27 |
The Edge of the Alphabet | 39 |
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