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... attempt to examine this situation leads towards other questions , which are
conventionally regarded as extra - literary . ... modern English fiction is also , in
some measure , to attempt to define what it means to be English at the present
time .
... attempt to examine this situation leads towards other questions , which are
conventionally regarded as extra - literary . ... modern English fiction is also , in
some measure , to attempt to define what it means to be English at the present
time .
Page 97
The tight plotting comes in the other , and increasingly dominant , part of the
novel ; it describes the attempts of a ... such as the attempt at an uprising by
Venezuelan exiles in Florence in 1899 , or the grisly account of German atrocities
in South ...
The tight plotting comes in the other , and increasingly dominant , part of the
novel ; it describes the attempts of a ... such as the attempt at an uprising by
Venezuelan exiles in Florence in 1899 , or the grisly account of German atrocities
in South ...
Page 207
In his next novel , Trawl , Johnson seems to take up Beckett's hint , and abandons
all attempts to invent fictional characters ... as a means of dredging , or trawling ,
through the memories of his past life in an attempt to find some pattern in them .
In his next novel , Trawl , Johnson seems to take up Beckett's hint , and abandons
all attempts to invent fictional characters ... as a means of dredging , or trawling ,
through the memories of his past life in an attempt to find some pattern in them .
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Preface | 7 |
Character and Liberalism | 35 |
The Ideology of Being English | 56 |
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