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... structural relations , the existence of which is taken as given , rather than attempting to explain the processes by which such structures are produced . 32 And this incompleteness leads to distortion in that the structure of a ...
... structural relations , the existence of which is taken as given , rather than attempting to explain the processes by which such structures are produced . 32 And this incompleteness leads to distortion in that the structure of a ...
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... structure fundamentally inaccessible . But the literariness of literature ( and the thoughtfulness of thought ) consists in its nature , not as a reflection of reality , but rather as a distinct mode of practice . Poets create poetry ...
... structure fundamentally inaccessible . But the literariness of literature ( and the thoughtfulness of thought ) consists in its nature , not as a reflection of reality , but rather as a distinct mode of practice . Poets create poetry ...
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... structure . And it is that structure which remains the central object of inquiry for any literary - critical method worthy of the name , no matter how ' sociologically ' aware that method may become . As we suggested earlier ...
... structure . And it is that structure which remains the central object of inquiry for any literary - critical method worthy of the name , no matter how ' sociologically ' aware that method may become . As we suggested earlier ...
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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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