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... pattern or rhyme - scheme . Arnold , for example , uses the highly irregular rhyme - scheme and metrical pattern of " Dover Beach " to work out the poem's basic problem for us , the rejection of one part of reality in order to ac- cept ...
... pattern or rhyme - scheme . Arnold , for example , uses the highly irregular rhyme - scheme and metrical pattern of " Dover Beach " to work out the poem's basic problem for us , the rejection of one part of reality in order to ac- cept ...
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... pattern of one or both of these two basic myths . Virtually any episode in a work of literature : feast , marriage ... patterns turn up in all times , all genres , and all cultures is to say that we in- herit these patterns as some kind ...
... pattern of one or both of these two basic myths . Virtually any episode in a work of literature : feast , marriage ... patterns turn up in all times , all genres , and all cultures is to say that we in- herit these patterns as some kind ...
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... patterns of fantasy and , particularly , defense . What a teacher may be able to do is get his student to accept more complex or exotic works within his estab- lished pattern of preferences . It seems very doubtful that he can change a ...
... patterns of fantasy and , particularly , defense . What a teacher may be able to do is get his student to accept more complex or exotic works within his estab- lished pattern of preferences . It seems very doubtful that he can change a ...
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Literature as Transformation | 3 |
A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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