Faithful Realism: Elizabeth Gaskell and Leo Tolstoy : a Comparative StudyBucknell University Press, 2002 - 227 strani "This book makes a highly original contribution to Gaskell scholarship not only in the fresh emphasis it gives to Gaskell's work, but in the subtle close reading it applies to original manuscript material and the consequent teasing out of Gaskell's characteristic habits of mind and composition. In addition, the book makes a valuable contribution to the study of nineteenth-century realist fiction in relation to belief and secularization in the Victorian period."--BOOK JACKET. |
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Stran 41
... hold her rather in awe ; and she was much more communicative to Molly than to her own child . ( WD , p . 226 ) I give below the manuscript version of this extract : 4 she thought that they Molly was hurt for Cynthia at ( all ) these ...
... hold her rather in awe ; and she was much more communicative to Molly than to her own child . ( WD , p . 226 ) I give below the manuscript version of this extract : 4 she thought that they Molly was hurt for Cynthia at ( all ) these ...
Stran 69
... hold the past like a thing almost palpably invisible . The present is so dense with the ghosts and echoes of the past , just because the present as sheer event - especially the event of death — is too meagre to hold or contain the ...
... hold the past like a thing almost palpably invisible . The present is so dense with the ghosts and echoes of the past , just because the present as sheer event - especially the event of death — is too meagre to hold or contain the ...
Stran 175
... hold this thought when faced with the reading of life which follows , to experience the full force of the contrasted visions with which Tolstoy and Gaskell present us . A mother writes to her son ( her favorite child ) who , after being ...
... hold this thought when faced with the reading of life which follows , to experience the full force of the contrasted visions with which Tolstoy and Gaskell present us . A mother writes to her son ( her favorite child ) who , after being ...
Vsebina
Introduction | 9 |
Helen and Wives and Daughters | 17 |
Reading Gaskells SoCalled Homely Prose | 40 |
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Faithful Realism: Elizabeth Gaskell and Leo Tolstoy : a Comparative Study Josie Billington Omejen predogled - 2002 |
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