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... critics came out resoundingly for the realism of Shakespeare's characters : Dryden , Pope , Lord Kames , and that most devious of critics , Dr. Johnson— " Shakespeare has no heroes , " he wrote . " His scenes are occupied only by men ...
... critics came out resoundingly for the realism of Shakespeare's characters : Dryden , Pope , Lord Kames , and that most devious of critics , Dr. Johnson— " Shakespeare has no heroes , " he wrote . " His scenes are occupied only by men ...
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... critics only - from the quite alien point of view of Marxist criticism , one could cite Georg Lukács , or , in the ... critics by and large have not followed Freud's caution ) . We have come , then , to an impasse . The old critics say ...
... critics only - from the quite alien point of view of Marxist criticism , one could cite Georg Lukács , or , in the ... critics by and large have not followed Freud's caution ) . We have come , then , to an impasse . The old critics say ...
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... criticism , since here- tofore teachers and critics have felt confined to b , that is , to help- ing their readers have thoughts about literary texts as entities sepa- rate from themselves . Bachelard and , in particular , Brown have ...
... criticism , since here- tofore teachers and critics have felt confined to b , that is , to help- ing their readers have thoughts about literary texts as entities sepa- rate from themselves . Bachelard and , in particular , Brown have ...
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Literature as Transformation | 3 |
A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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