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... modernist writing uses metaphor rather than metonymy ( 1977 ) . Lodge suggests that this can be seen even in the contrasting title of typical realist and modernist novels : Kipps and Anna of the Five Towns contrast strikingly with The ...
... modernist writing uses metaphor rather than metonymy ( 1977 ) . Lodge suggests that this can be seen even in the contrasting title of typical realist and modernist novels : Kipps and Anna of the Five Towns contrast strikingly with The ...
Page 76
... modernist writing are themselves one of the major themes of Proust's novel . Proust himself remains unparalleled as an aesthetician of such matters . Near the end of À la recherche du temps perdu , Proust tries to show the ways in which ...
... modernist writing are themselves one of the major themes of Proust's novel . Proust himself remains unparalleled as an aesthetician of such matters . Near the end of À la recherche du temps perdu , Proust tries to show the ways in which ...
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... modernist novels which are capable of greater sleight - of - hands than is sometimes allowed . There are modernist novels that do invite critical reading , and this is to be welcomed . But the lack of an invitation should not suggest ...
... modernist novels which are capable of greater sleight - of - hands than is sometimes allowed . There are modernist novels that do invite critical reading , and this is to be welcomed . But the lack of an invitation should not suggest ...
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