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The authoritarian critic of a new novel by Hemingway , for instance , judges it in comparison with the previous novels by him and with other novels with the same setting or purpose . He is likely to judge a motion picture whose plot was ...
The authoritarian critic of a new novel by Hemingway , for instance , judges it in comparison with the previous novels by him and with other novels with the same setting or purpose . He is likely to judge a motion picture whose plot was ...
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The matter is certainly reduced to the absurd when a reviewer writes , for instance , in all solemnity , that a novel by Lloyd C. Douglas is not so good as a novel by Dostoevski .. it is an extreme illustration of the fact that there ...
The matter is certainly reduced to the absurd when a reviewer writes , for instance , in all solemnity , that a novel by Lloyd C. Douglas is not so good as a novel by Dostoevski .. it is an extreme illustration of the fact that there ...
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The play possesses the objective concerns of the novel without its subjective realization . The movie camera - by nature free , roving , and as greedy for detail as the mind of the novelist -succeeds better in realizing the subjective ...
The play possesses the objective concerns of the novel without its subjective realization . The movie camera - by nature free , roving , and as greedy for detail as the mind of the novelist -succeeds better in realizing the subjective ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
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