Andrew Lytle's Fiction: a Traditional ViewStanford University, 1972 - 630 pages |
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Page 22
... evil and the " dark places " to one of overwhelming subtlety and morbid pervasiveness , to a kind of balanced ... Name for Evil ( 1947 ) , in which the very incarnation of egotistic evil itself is rendered in a psychological drama of ...
... evil and the " dark places " to one of overwhelming subtlety and morbid pervasiveness , to a kind of balanced ... Name for Evil ( 1947 ) , in which the very incarnation of egotistic evil itself is rendered in a psychological drama of ...
Page 193
... Name for Evil can be read as a ghost story , echoing Poe and James , in which the demonic shade of Major Brent foils the as- piration of his collateral descendant , Henry Brent , to restore the Major's perversely abandoned plantation ...
... Name for Evil can be read as a ghost story , echoing Poe and James , in which the demonic shade of Major Brent foils the as- piration of his collateral descendant , Henry Brent , to restore the Major's perversely abandoned plantation ...
Page 215
... Name for Evil that dis- tinguishes it most decisively from its model , The Turn of the Screw . James's work transcends itself as a ghost story ( if it does ) to become in the light of Freudian theories of sexual re- pression a subtle ...
... Name for Evil that dis- tinguishes it most decisively from its model , The Turn of the Screw . James's work transcends itself as a ghost story ( if it does ) to become in the light of Freudian theories of sexual re- pression a subtle ...
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