Criticism: The Foundations of Modern Literary JudgmentMark Schorer, Josephine Miles, Gordon McKenzie Harcourt, Brace, 1948 - 553 sivua |
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Sivu 279
... plot , and the plot , instead of finding human beings more or less cut to its requirements , as they are in the drama , finds them enormous , shadowy and intractable , and three - quarters hid- den like an iceberg . In vain it points ...
... plot , and the plot , instead of finding human beings more or less cut to its requirements , as they are in the drama , finds them enormous , shadowy and intractable , and three - quarters hid- den like an iceberg . In vain it points ...
Sivu 282
... plot is estab- lished . But in the novels , though the same superb and terrible machine works , it never catches humanity in its teeth ; there is some vital prob- lem that has not been answered , or even posed , in the misfortunes of ...
... plot is estab- lished . But in the novels , though the same superb and terrible machine works , it never catches humanity in its teeth ; there is some vital prob- lem that has not been answered , or even posed , in the misfortunes of ...
Sivu 283
... plot as we have defined it : a constructive attempt to put something in the place of the plot . I have already mentioned the novel in ques- tion : Les Faux Monnayeurs by André Gide . It contains within its covers both the methods . Gide ...
... plot as we have defined it : a constructive attempt to put something in the place of the plot . I have already mentioned the novel in ques- tion : Les Faux Monnayeurs by André Gide . It contains within its covers both the methods . Gide ...
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