Tradition and Dream: The English and American Novel from the Twenties to Our Time |
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... consciousness . Indeed , his conscious- ness is the novel ; the other characters - his father and mother , brothesr and sisters , professors , priests , fellow - students - are ' there ' only insofar as they impinge upon his mind ...
... consciousness . Indeed , his conscious- ness is the novel ; the other characters - his father and mother , brothesr and sisters , professors , priests , fellow - students - are ' there ' only insofar as they impinge upon his mind ...
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... consciousness . But unfortunately for this interest , Miss Richardson's notion of psychology is nineteenth - century , pre - Freud . There are whole areas of a woman's experience every woman's experience— Miriam is never allowed to be ...
... consciousness . But unfortunately for this interest , Miss Richardson's notion of psychology is nineteenth - century , pre - Freud . There are whole areas of a woman's experience every woman's experience— Miriam is never allowed to be ...
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... consciousness as found in Joyce when he is rendering Bloom or Marion Bloom is scarcely possible in Virginia Woolf's fiction . What she uses is a very deft adaptation of it , which suggests rather than quite realizes it . There is a ...
... consciousness as found in Joyce when he is rendering Bloom or Marion Bloom is scarcely possible in Virginia Woolf's fiction . What she uses is a very deft adaptation of it , which suggests rather than quite realizes it . There is a ...
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American | 65 |
The Southern Novel Between the Wars | 108 |
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