Literary Criticism: An Introductory ReaderLionel Trilling |
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... artist and discover and explicate in the work of art meanings which were not consciously intended and which , though ... artist's life and to be more aware of the complex and subtle ways in which personality is determined . But when the ...
... artist and discover and explicate in the work of art meanings which were not consciously intended and which , though ... artist's life and to be more aware of the complex and subtle ways in which personality is determined . But when the ...
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... artist falsifies his reports on these matters or on any other matter in order that he may conform to the taste of his time , to the proprieties of a sovereign , to the conveniences of a preconceived code of ethics , then that artist ...
... artist falsifies his reports on these matters or on any other matter in order that he may conform to the taste of his time , to the proprieties of a sovereign , to the conveniences of a preconceived code of ethics , then that artist ...
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... artist , as touching the nature of man , of individuals . Men have ceased trying to conquer the world * and to ... artist is contemned as we would contemn a negligent physician or a sloppy , inaccurate scientist , and the serious artist ...
... artist , as touching the nature of man , of individuals . Men have ceased trying to conquer the world * and to ... artist is contemned as we would contemn a negligent physician or a sloppy , inaccurate scientist , and the serious artist ...
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