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... reading that most of us still practise ) , the text signifies all over : every detail is important , and there- fore some knowledge of the original is indispensable to the interpretation of a literary allusion . Although at the dawn of ...
... reading that most of us still practise ) , the text signifies all over : every detail is important , and there- fore some knowledge of the original is indispensable to the interpretation of a literary allusion . Although at the dawn of ...
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... reading to what I consider Memphis Belle's modernist use of Yeats because , whether or not the audience recognizes them , the political resonances evoked by the poem in its cinematic context are as coherent and meaningful as those of ...
... reading to what I consider Memphis Belle's modernist use of Yeats because , whether or not the audience recognizes them , the political resonances evoked by the poem in its cinematic context are as coherent and meaningful as those of ...
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... reading of the play's ideology , see O'Toole , Politics 130-42 . See Bell 157–61 . The groundbreaking work on this issue was done by Canny . For an extremely astute reading of this poem , see Osborn . Flier posted to me by Reality Tours ...
... reading of the play's ideology , see O'Toole , Politics 130-42 . See Bell 157–61 . The groundbreaking work on this issue was done by Canny . For an extremely astute reading of this poem , see Osborn . Flier posted to me by Reality Tours ...
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and the Politics of Empathy | 13 |
Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
Language and Race in Joyce and his Successors | 132 |
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