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The vision of his parents is particularly revealing as it shows us his unconscious awareness of the actual relationship which exists between him and them as he sees it . The colours scarlet and white in this context are conventional ...
The vision of his parents is particularly revealing as it shows us his unconscious awareness of the actual relationship which exists between him and them as he sees it . The colours scarlet and white in this context are conventional ...
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The reader and critic should recognise the actual degree of development which does exist as well as its relation to the subject matter and theme . The more fully developed characters will always draw our attention to inner conflict and ...
The reader and critic should recognise the actual degree of development which does exist as well as its relation to the subject matter and theme . The more fully developed characters will always draw our attention to inner conflict and ...
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Dance normally presupposes music although it certainly can exist on its own , and in the same way music and its close relation , song , are also independent devices which can be used as desired in the composition or construction of a ...
Dance normally presupposes music although it certainly can exist on its own , and in the same way music and its close relation , song , are also independent devices which can be used as desired in the composition or construction of a ...
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Contents
The Nature of Literature and its Historical Tradition | 1 |
Narrative Fiction and the Printed Word | 39 |
Aesthetic Elements of Narrative Fiction | 48 |
Copyright | |
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