one resolves to imitate them, knowing even so that it is vain to make the attempt, that our lot is to ...
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obvious moral problem of the novel, Leon, from whose point of view it is written, personally suffers the ...
ride and which would appear, by its nightmarish and mythological aspects, to be pure fantasy, is ...
novelists treated above. In fact, it seems quite evident that the proponents of the "nouvelle ...
to earn it. Samuel Beckett, better known than any of these, is sometimes thought of as having arrived ...
a broad picture of Croatian urban society on the eve of the First World War as its axis, brings a new ...
"expression"-and far too much of it. Such a development, confronted in hundreds of psychiatric offices all the ...
nothingness, to present us with a product irrelevant by its very obligatory novelty. From a quest of deep ...
Press, 1962), p. 33. 21. Paul Carroll, The Poem in Its Skin (Chicago: FoUett Publishing Co., 1968),p.17. ...
always loved being with them. Sometimes I've seen it happen that a motorboat would arrive and ...
