The Augustan VisionMethuen, 1978 - 318 頁 |
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第 248 頁
... hero and blurs the dividing line between fiction and reality . So we get ' a hitherto unheard of intimacy between the public and the heroes of novels'.3 By far the fullest and most closely argued account of the rise of the novel occurs ...
... hero and blurs the dividing line between fiction and reality . So we get ' a hitherto unheard of intimacy between the public and the heroes of novels'.3 By far the fullest and most closely argued account of the rise of the novel occurs ...
第 294 頁
... hero with total , transparent clarity . Where the standard hero of picaresque , such as Gil Blas , was a status - less outsider , Roderick is not just a young man on the make - he is a wronged heir . As one critic puts it , ' Roderick ...
... hero with total , transparent clarity . Where the standard hero of picaresque , such as Gil Blas , was a status - less outsider , Roderick is not just a young man on the make - he is a wronged heir . As one critic puts it , ' Roderick ...
第 295 頁
... hero literally on the road . Moreover , Peregrine is less touchy than Roderick , perhaps less individualized ; he has something of the anonymity of the Spanish itinerant rogue . Most readers have felt that the best sections come early ...
... hero literally on the road . Moreover , Peregrine is less touchy than Roderick , perhaps less individualized ; he has something of the anonymity of the Spanish itinerant rogue . Most readers have felt that the best sections come early ...
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