The Sewanee Review, Volume 52T. Hodgson, 1944 - American fiction |
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... less and less related to his basic interests as a writer . Since his poetry has in no way suffered from this fact , it can be dismissed as a matter of little consequence . In the meantime , however , Mr. Leavis , with a rare sense of ...
... less and less related to his basic interests as a writer . Since his poetry has in no way suffered from this fact , it can be dismissed as a matter of little consequence . In the meantime , however , Mr. Leavis , with a rare sense of ...
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... less and less dependent on other people as the play goes on . He is increasingly isolated from goodness . Goodness enables peo- ple to communicate and share ; evil makes sharing impossible , and hell is the place of isolated souls ...
... less and less dependent on other people as the play goes on . He is increasingly isolated from goodness . Goodness enables peo- ple to communicate and share ; evil makes sharing impossible , and hell is the place of isolated souls ...
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... less easy to classify as a group than Shakespearean critics , myself included , have tried to suppose . Of three of them , Shakespeare wrote less than half , and the other three , Cymbeline , A Winter's Tale and The Tempest , are not as ...
... less easy to classify as a group than Shakespearean critics , myself included , have tried to suppose . Of three of them , Shakespeare wrote less than half , and the other three , Cymbeline , A Winter's Tale and The Tempest , are not as ...
Contents
AUTHOR | 7 |
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
Copyright | |
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