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... recent books and higher education courses ? The issue of names is not merely a superficial one , since by careful definition it is possible to focus on what this book hopes to include and to omit . The next section therefore examines ...
... recent books and higher education courses ? The issue of names is not merely a superficial one , since by careful definition it is possible to focus on what this book hopes to include and to omit . The next section therefore examines ...
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... recent of a series of ways recorded in this book in which publishers have sought to counteract the high cost of new fiction by reprinting established successes . Sutherland expresses the relationship between the new novel and the ...
... recent of a series of ways recorded in this book in which publishers have sought to counteract the high cost of new fiction by reprinting established successes . Sutherland expresses the relationship between the new novel and the ...
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... recent literature ( when is it sufficiently in perspective to allow an assessment ? ) , the intermediate status of certain texts ( Trollope , Stevenson , Iris Murdoch and Tolkien might all be damned as ' middlebrow ' ) , and shifting ...
... recent literature ( when is it sufficiently in perspective to allow an assessment ? ) , the intermediate status of certain texts ( Trollope , Stevenson , Iris Murdoch and Tolkien might all be damned as ' middlebrow ' ) , and shifting ...
Contents
Theoretical Approaches | 21 |
Defoe and Richardson | 59 |
Varieties of Conservative | 87 |
Copyright | |
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The Framework of Fiction: Socio-cultural Approaches to the Novel John Bull No preview available - 1988 |
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