Carnegie Series in English, Issues 9-12Carnegie-Mellon University Press, 1965 - English literature |
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... experience which is the subject of the poem is different from the experience which is the poem because the poem supplies a formed consciousness . The ordering and comprehending which convey what may be a wordless experience in words ...
... experience which is the subject of the poem is different from the experience which is the poem because the poem supplies a formed consciousness . The ordering and comprehending which convey what may be a wordless experience in words ...
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... experience . ... But aside from this kind of negative truth , I think Kazantzakis shows something else gained from his experience . Towards the conclusion of the novel , he struggles in vain to explain man's purpose to Zorba . His ...
... experience . ... But aside from this kind of negative truth , I think Kazantzakis shows something else gained from his experience . Towards the conclusion of the novel , he struggles in vain to explain man's purpose to Zorba . His ...
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... experiences ; it comes nearer to a total involvement of the whole man than does any other sort of experience . A review of history , says James , shows that the religious experience has resulted in good for men ; therefore it is true ...
... experiences ; it comes nearer to a total involvement of the whole man than does any other sort of experience . A review of history , says James , shows that the religious experience has resulted in good for men ; therefore it is true ...
Contents
A Book of Satires | 1 |
The Satiric Pattern of The Canterbury Tales | 17 |
The Lighter Side of Swift | 35 |
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