The Critic's NotebookRobert Wooster Stallman University of Minnesota Press, 1950 - 303 strani |
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Stran 103
... experience itself , and we must verify the statement by scrutinizing the reactions of real murderers , or at least by infer- ence from our own experiences of transgression . So far , all this is in accord not only with empiricist logic ...
... experience itself , and we must verify the statement by scrutinizing the reactions of real murderers , or at least by infer- ence from our own experiences of transgression . So far , all this is in accord not only with empiricist logic ...
Stran 123
... experience , on the contrary , was that if he were to conceive and bring forth good poetry this digestive organ must be in sound condition , and he concluded that , to judge from his extraordinary powers of cre- ation , nobody had ever ...
... experience , on the contrary , was that if he were to conceive and bring forth good poetry this digestive organ must be in sound condition , and he concluded that , to judge from his extraordinary powers of cre- ation , nobody had ever ...
Stran 215
... experience of the author we might mean , however , two different things : the conscious experience , the intentions which the author want- ed to embody in his work , or the total conscious and uncon- scious experience during the ...
... experience of the author we might mean , however , two different things : the conscious experience , the intentions which the author want- ed to embody in his work , or the total conscious and uncon- scious experience during the ...
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Kinds of Criticism | 16 |
Scholarship and Literary Criticism | 23 |
The Contemporaneousness of Criticism | 33 |
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