Literature and CriticismChatto and Windus, 1953 - 190 pages |
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... revealed in the way they use words ; they miss the reality of their authors . Sincere analysis would reveal ... reveal excellences previously unrecognised . Mr. Leavis's paragraph about relevance of response ' seems to me to ...
... revealed in the way they use words ; they miss the reality of their authors . Sincere analysis would reveal ... reveal excellences previously unrecognised . Mr. Leavis's paragraph about relevance of response ' seems to me to ...
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... reveal ; the ' critical ' word matters only because it helps to reveal the author . It may be useful , valuable , to say that a ' sophisticated ' mind is at work in Marvell's poetry ; and in some circumstances of discussion the remark ...
... reveal ; the ' critical ' word matters only because it helps to reveal the author . It may be useful , valuable , to say that a ' sophisticated ' mind is at work in Marvell's poetry ; and in some circumstances of discussion the remark ...
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... reveal , in the case of Hopkins himself , that the finely controlled complexity and the dramatic intensity which are present in his best poems , are achieved through the use of words that have strong sensuous and physical properties ...
... reveal , in the case of Hopkins himself , that the finely controlled complexity and the dramatic intensity which are present in his best poems , are achieved through the use of words that have strong sensuous and physical properties ...
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