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... contemporary events ( Caute , 1972 , p . 209 ) . Far more worrying , however , than the apparent belief that writers can suddenly shed their skins according to social circumstances is the complete misreading of Malraux . Malraux's ...
... contemporary events ( Caute , 1972 , p . 209 ) . Far more worrying , however , than the apparent belief that writers can suddenly shed their skins according to social circumstances is the complete misreading of Malraux . Malraux's ...
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... contemporary Conrad . Conrad knew Wells rather well , and had a passing and disastrous encounter with Shaw . I like to think that he was aware of the theme of social rejection in his contemporaries ( who were gaining far more praise ...
... contemporary Conrad . Conrad knew Wells rather well , and had a passing and disastrous encounter with Shaw . I like to think that he was aware of the theme of social rejection in his contemporaries ( who were gaining far more praise ...
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... contemporary poetry . But the novel , in comparison , is so much more a social form that this analogy may mean little . Censors Societies are keen to be known through the self - image they diligently propagate . Such self - images need ...
... contemporary poetry . But the novel , in comparison , is so much more a social form that this analogy may mean little . Censors Societies are keen to be known through the self - image they diligently propagate . Such self - images need ...
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The sociology of literature | 24 |
The sociology of the author | 50 |
The novel realism and modernism | 64 |
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