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Page 53
... origin of various conventions and genres . The reason for this is simply that we know rather little about ' the literary impulse ' . This is not , however , to say that we should not be interested in theories which help direct our ...
... origin of various conventions and genres . The reason for this is simply that we know rather little about ' the literary impulse ' . This is not , however , to say that we should not be interested in theories which help direct our ...
Page 57
... origin and the quality of much of the rather sickly courtly love poetry of the 1590s is open to question - and was certainly much criticised by Shakespeare ( Cruttwell , 1960 ) . Moreover , Saunders points out that courtly interest in ...
... origin and the quality of much of the rather sickly courtly love poetry of the 1590s is open to question - and was certainly much criticised by Shakespeare ( Cruttwell , 1960 ) . Moreover , Saunders points out that courtly interest in ...
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... origin they represented an attempt to treat the problems of collective life . However , Fiedler insists that their power was nearly destroyed at the end of the nineteenth century with the rise of the ' southernised Westerner ' : The ...
... origin they represented an attempt to treat the problems of collective life . However , Fiedler insists that their power was nearly destroyed at the end of the nineteenth century with the rise of the ' southernised Westerner ' : The ...
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The novel realism and modernism | 64 |
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