Andrew Lytle's Fiction: a Traditional ViewStanford University, 1972 - 630 pages |
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Page 49
... innocence but its quality out of the contamination of experience . This is the strain of creative discipline . Like any strain it has its limits , is exhausting , and must be continuously repeated . Without it vision blurs , since once ...
... innocence but its quality out of the contamination of experience . This is the strain of creative discipline . Like any strain it has its limits , is exhausting , and must be continuously repeated . Without it vision blurs , since once ...
Page 210
... innocence , what then am I ? ( NN4S , 198 ) Such a statement forces the reader to make a moral judgment , But since Henry and the verdict , às before , is utterly negative . never realizes nor acknowledges his guilt , it must be ...
... innocence , what then am I ? ( NN4S , 198 ) Such a statement forces the reader to make a moral judgment , But since Henry and the verdict , às before , is utterly negative . never realizes nor acknowledges his guilt , it must be ...
Page 273
... Innocence , and Lucius Cree's career defines on this level the fate of innocence and the painful growth to maturity . Innocence , Lytle implies , is never voluntar- ily surrendered without the intrusion of some inescapable real- ity ...
... Innocence , and Lucius Cree's career defines on this level the fate of innocence and the painful growth to maturity . Innocence , Lytle implies , is never voluntar- ily surrendered without the intrusion of some inescapable real- ity ...
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