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... provides a theoretical articulation for the practice of the English bourgeois revolutionaries in a twofold sense . In the first place , it establishes an ' equality of opportunity ' model of human behaviour , in which each man is given ...
... provides a theoretical articulation for the practice of the English bourgeois revolutionaries in a twofold sense . In the first place , it establishes an ' equality of opportunity ' model of human behaviour , in which each man is given ...
Page 170
... provides the subject matter for the last 8 or so lines of Book II , 116 the whole of Book III , 117 and well over a half of Book IV.118 The third and culminating temptation , by contrast , occupies only the last 140 lines of the poem ...
... provides the subject matter for the last 8 or so lines of Book II , 116 the whole of Book III , 117 and well over a half of Book IV.118 The third and culminating temptation , by contrast , occupies only the last 140 lines of the poem ...
Page 187
... provides the poem with the key ' structural linkage ' between its beginning and its end . The dramatic function of ... provide some firm proof of his future imperviousness to the claims of passion . Dálila is clearly intended by Milton ...
... provides the poem with the key ' structural linkage ' between its beginning and its end . The dramatic function of ... provide some firm proof of his future imperviousness to the claims of passion . Dálila is clearly intended by Milton ...
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Goldmanns Genetic Structuralism | 8 |
A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
Lukács and Socialist Realism | 24 |
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