Rhetorical Analyses of Literary WorksEdward P. J. Corbett Oxford University Press, 1969 - 272页 |
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... direct or actual address , a mimesis of direct address , and a mimesis of assertion - distinctions we would do well to keep in mind when dealing with discourse as it appears in imaginative literature and as it appears in utilitarian ...
... direct or actual address , a mimesis of direct address , and a mimesis of assertion - distinctions we would do well to keep in mind when dealing with discourse as it appears in imaginative literature and as it appears in utilitarian ...
第125页
... direct assistance in answering this question , Schorer leaves it really unanswered ; at times he seems al- most to imply that Jane Austen is unconsciously giving herself away in her use of them ( e.g. , p . 543 ) . But the novel is ...
... direct assistance in answering this question , Schorer leaves it really unanswered ; at times he seems al- most to imply that Jane Austen is unconsciously giving herself away in her use of them ( e.g. , p . 543 ) . But the novel is ...
第137页
... direct our reactions to Emma . But we also see here a beautiful case of the dramatized author as friend and guide . " Jane Austen , " like " Henry Fielding , " is a paragon of wit , wisdom , and virtue . She does not talk about her ...
... direct our reactions to Emma . But we also see here a beautiful case of the dramatized author as friend and guide . " Jane Austen , " like " Henry Fielding , " is a paragon of wit , wisdom , and virtue . She does not talk about her ...
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