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... reader - based " analyses are frankly , and often defiantly , arbitrary and relativistic . The “ her- meneutists ... reading have long since assumed some radical disjunction between art and society . Whether or not he came out of ...
... reader - based " analyses are frankly , and often defiantly , arbitrary and relativistic . The “ her- meneutists ... reading have long since assumed some radical disjunction between art and society . Whether or not he came out of ...
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... reader no greater truth , for , he concludes , " There is nothing so goodly , so fair , and so lawful as to play the ... reading of character and emotion ; but since many of these are costume - pictures , we quickly detect Rem- brandt's ...
... reader no greater truth , for , he concludes , " There is nothing so goodly , so fair , and so lawful as to play the ... reading of character and emotion ; but since many of these are costume - pictures , we quickly detect Rem- brandt's ...
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... reading of the memorable lines on Simplon , eventually , in 1845 , published as a separate unit . 15. De Quincey ... Reader , " Confessions , p . 253 . 19. Confessions , p . 375 . 20. P. 328 . 21. P. 330. J. Hillis Miller makes an ...
... reading of the memorable lines on Simplon , eventually , in 1845 , published as a separate unit . 15. De Quincey ... Reader , " Confessions , p . 253 . 19. Confessions , p . 375 . 20. P. 328 . 21. P. 330. J. Hillis Miller makes an ...
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THE UNPRECEDENTED SELF | 1 |
TOWARDS AUTOBIOGRAPHY 20 | 20 |
ELEMENTS OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY | 38 |
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