The Bucknell Review, 第 11 卷Bucknell University Press, 1962 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果，共 62 筆
第 2 頁
... present and the future . " But the problem as Brooks and others saw it was not so much that the American past was with- out " elements that might contribute to some common understand- ing in the present , as that interpreters of that ...
... present and the future . " But the problem as Brooks and others saw it was not so much that the American past was with- out " elements that might contribute to some common understand- ing in the present , as that interpreters of that ...
第 95 頁
... present ; and in speaking of Him it is evidently implied that He is absent and gone . " ( Poetics : an Essay on Poetry . ) In some mod- ern languages it is considered rude to use the third instead of the second person for someone present ...
... present ; and in speaking of Him it is evidently implied that He is absent and gone . " ( Poetics : an Essay on Poetry . ) In some mod- ern languages it is considered rude to use the third instead of the second person for someone present ...
第 74 頁
... present in Benjy's narrative because Faulkner can shift at the sound of the name from past time when Caddy - Candace was with the family to present time when Benjy is standing in the field next to a golf course , in this way ...
... present in Benjy's narrative because Faulkner can shift at the sound of the name from past time when Caddy - Candace was with the family to present time when Benjy is standing in the field next to a golf course , in this way ...
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