Andrew Lytle's Fiction: a Traditional ViewStanford University, 1972 - 630 pages |
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Page 75
... possible intention , since Quentin is vitally involved in what he lis- tens to and tries to piece together , while Lawrence is hardly a pres- ence in the novel at all . Faulkner's novel is a triumph of the " syn- thetic " point of view ...
... possible intention , since Quentin is vitally involved in what he lis- tens to and tries to piece together , while Lawrence is hardly a pres- ence in the novel at all . Faulkner's novel is a triumph of the " syn- thetic " point of view ...
Page 205
... possible that Lytle wished to correct James's artistic if not metaphysical flaw by rewriting his story to demonstrate how the first person could be used to de- liver by irony and implication absolute moral judgment ? Lytle also asserts ...
... possible that Lytle wished to correct James's artistic if not metaphysical flaw by rewriting his story to demonstrate how the first person could be used to de- liver by irony and implication absolute moral judgment ? Lytle also asserts ...
Page 216
... possible that this meaning , which is ultimately metaphysical or mythological , could be discovered by some method of analysis other than psycho- logical . I doubt that Lytle had Jungian psychological concepts in mind when he wrote A ...
... possible that this meaning , which is ultimately metaphysical or mythological , could be discovered by some method of analysis other than psycho- logical . I doubt that Lytle had Jungian psychological concepts in mind when he wrote A ...
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