Reading Aloud: A Technique in the Interpretation of Literature |
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... courses , the point of view , method , and technique of the graduate school . They are preoccupied with philology , with the theory of criti- cism , with biography , with formative influences and literary trends . Rarely do they have ...
... courses , the point of view , method , and technique of the graduate school . They are preoccupied with philology , with the theory of criti- cism , with biography , with formative influences and literary trends . Rarely do they have ...
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... course in oral reading , needs no special emphasis . But important as they are , they seem a little trivial and extraneous in the light of what I believe we should consider the fundamental aim of such a course the development of ...
... course in oral reading , needs no special emphasis . But important as they are , they seem a little trivial and extraneous in the light of what I believe we should consider the fundamental aim of such a course the development of ...
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... courses in the college curriculum . The aim of most courses is to give you information and under- standing , but the ... course will not depend chiefly upon knowing some things about reading . It will depend rather upon one's ability to ...
... courses in the college curriculum . The aim of most courses is to give you information and under- standing , but the ... course will not depend chiefly upon knowing some things about reading . It will depend rather upon one's ability to ...
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