The National and English Review, Volumul 135National Review Limited, 1950 |
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... criticism . That criti- cism has followed two main lines , administrative and technical . There is little doubt that ... criticism of these aspects , but of an even more fundamental criticism little or nothing has been heard . It is this ...
... criticism . That criti- cism has followed two main lines , administrative and technical . There is little doubt that ... criticism of these aspects , but of an even more fundamental criticism little or nothing has been heard . It is this ...
Pagina 224
... criticize him for the choice of fiction for notice and the way that it is dealt with . The criticism of novels has always been the weakest weapon in the Literary Supplement's armoury , and it is difficult to know why this is so . The ...
... criticize him for the choice of fiction for notice and the way that it is dealt with . The criticism of novels has always been the weakest weapon in the Literary Supplement's armoury , and it is difficult to know why this is so . The ...
Pagina 225
... criticism , but it is unlikely that he can ever be a satisfactory week - by - week reviewer . Looking back over centuries of Eng- lish literary criticism , it is significant to discover that almost no enduring work in this field has ...
... criticism , but it is unlikely that he can ever be a satisfactory week - by - week reviewer . Looking back over centuries of Eng- lish literary criticism , it is significant to discover that almost no enduring work in this field has ...
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