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... feel constantly and strongly a tension between these formalisms and the raw emotions of love and hate beneath them . This tension , however , is only one in a long series of formalized opposites in which the language and inci- dents of ...
... feel constantly and strongly a tension between these formalisms and the raw emotions of love and hate beneath them . This tension , however , is only one in a long series of formalized opposites in which the language and inci- dents of ...
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... feeling . ” 2 My own expereince has been the same . Students feel baffled if I ask them to say how they " feel " at a certain point in a story , partly , I suppose , because this is such an unorthodox question to come from an English ...
... feeling . ” 2 My own expereince has been the same . Students feel baffled if I ask them to say how they " feel " at a certain point in a story , partly , I suppose , because this is such an unorthodox question to come from an English ...
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... feel it as funny - we do not feel sadness or fear or anger . Similarly , if we like “ Dover Beach " at all , we feel it as tranquilizing or , perhaps , as some other critics have done , as evoking despair or pain - but we do not feel ...
... feel it as funny - we do not feel sadness or fear or anger . Similarly , if we like “ Dover Beach " at all , we feel it as tranquilizing or , perhaps , as some other critics have done , as evoking despair or pain - but we do not feel ...
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