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... despite his comparative isolation academically was enthusiastically adopted by many teachers of English in schools and higher education from the 1930s onwards . Considered as a theory it lacks coherence because Leavis often expressed ...
... despite his comparative isolation academically was enthusiastically adopted by many teachers of English in schools and higher education from the 1930s onwards . Considered as a theory it lacks coherence because Leavis often expressed ...
Page 81
... despite the pressures of the market morality of the property marriage system ( and despite Lovelace's eventual ' success ' in physically raping her ) illuminates contradictions within the middle - class value system which spring from ...
... despite the pressures of the market morality of the property marriage system ( and despite Lovelace's eventual ' success ' in physically raping her ) illuminates contradictions within the middle - class value system which spring from ...
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... despite his opposition to the values of society , but an insider whose place in society was temporarily compromised by accident compounded by malice ( Oliver Twist ) or by an insufficiently socialised temperament ( Emma ) . By contrast ...
... despite his opposition to the values of society , but an insider whose place in society was temporarily compromised by accident compounded by malice ( Oliver Twist ) or by an insufficiently socialised temperament ( Emma ) . By contrast ...
Contents
Theoretical Approaches | 21 |
Defoe and Richardson | 59 |
Varieties of Conservative | 87 |
Copyright | |
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