Tradition and Dream: The English and American Novel from the Twenties to Our TimeDen engelske og amerikanske novelle fra 1920 til 1960 |
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... satirist indeed , both in The Apes of God , a satire on dilettantism in art and literature in London in the twenties ... satire to become what may very well be the most remarkable piece of imaginative writing in English of the past two ...
... satirist indeed , both in The Apes of God , a satire on dilettantism in art and literature in London in the twenties ... satire to become what may very well be the most remarkable piece of imaginative writing in English of the past two ...
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... satire on political naivety . Its theme is the difference between political reality , which for Lewis means the ... satirical , for in the end the satirical vision of man has become a tragic vision of man . Lewis's are novels of ideas ...
... satire on political naivety . Its theme is the difference between political reality , which for Lewis means the ... satirical , for in the end the satirical vision of man has become a tragic vision of man . Lewis's are novels of ideas ...
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... satire of psycho- analysis . It has been taken by some reviewers as a satire on the rationalistic values of Bloomsbury . It might equally well be taken , in its evocation of the luxury , comfort and connoisseurship attendant on the ...
... satire of psycho- analysis . It has been taken by some reviewers as a satire on the rationalistic values of Bloomsbury . It might equally well be taken , in its evocation of the luxury , comfort and connoisseurship attendant on the ...
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