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Page 114
... critics , and in turn of an increasing number of readers . It is in the light of this change that we see Jane Austen as a ... criticism of life . Pure art of any kind has its dangers ; it may degenerate into an overpreoccupation with ...
... critics , and in turn of an increasing number of readers . It is in the light of this change that we see Jane Austen as a ... criticism of life . Pure art of any kind has its dangers ; it may degenerate into an overpreoccupation with ...
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... criticism— of society , of morals , of the Russian attitude to the West , of man's relation to God and to his ... criticized it , they criticized it as many of their readers were doing . They voiced their doubts and fears ; the ...
... criticism— of society , of morals , of the Russian attitude to the West , of man's relation to God and to his ... criticized it , they criticized it as many of their readers were doing . They voiced their doubts and fears ; the ...
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... criticism of life through comedy , 119 Pride and Prejudice , 119 , 120 , 124 Mansfield Park , 120-123 Emma , 123-125 Charlotte Brontë's 125-126 influence , 125-126 criticism , Autobiography of Mark Ruther- ford , The , 340-341 ...
... criticism of life through comedy , 119 Pride and Prejudice , 119 , 120 , 124 Mansfield Park , 120-123 Emma , 123-125 Charlotte Brontë's 125-126 influence , 125-126 criticism , Autobiography of Mark Ruther- ford , The , 340-341 ...
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THE BEGINNINGS | 7 |
THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY | 31 |
THE FIRST GENERA | 107 |
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