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Page 76
... reader is , while he is reading , the reader of his own self ' ( Proust cited in Josipovici , 1973 , p . 44 ) . This self - assessment amounts to saying that modernism is a replace- ment for realism . How seriously should this self ...
... reader is , while he is reading , the reader of his own self ' ( Proust cited in Josipovici , 1973 , p . 44 ) . This self - assessment amounts to saying that modernism is a replace- ment for realism . How seriously should this self ...
Page 127
... Reader ( 1963 ) . Altick demonstrates that the common man could have various motivations for wanting to read . Obviously , that complexity of the industrial world that encouraged bourgeois reading also applied to working - class readers ...
... Reader ( 1963 ) . Altick demonstrates that the common man could have various motivations for wanting to read . Obviously , that complexity of the industrial world that encouraged bourgeois reading also applied to working - class readers ...
Page 134
... readers . He was allowed to send questionnaires to the readers of Mills and Boon romantic novels , and was able to find evidence that clearly contradicted the idea of the audience being passive fodder ready for manipulation by the ...
... readers . He was allowed to send questionnaires to the readers of Mills and Boon romantic novels , and was able to find evidence that clearly contradicted the idea of the audience being passive fodder ready for manipulation by the ...
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The novel realism and modernism | 64 |
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