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...nstrates the subjectivity of the opinions by presenting them – primarily – in the letters of one woman to another, thereby suggesting the established literary motifs of feminine gossip and jealousy. Readers recognize these subjective motifs and examine all of the idiosyncrasies of the characters in order to create their own opinion of Lady Susan – as they would of any real...

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...pical speech presented and specifically catered to those who yearned to hear motifs stressing independence even if it bordered on the absurd. To her ...

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...erican Research Press and the Author Rehoboth, Box 141 NM 87322, USA More literary books to download from this Digital Library: http://www.gallu... ... also in other art and scientific fields). I have attentively read the entire literary work of the writer (sporadically read, on “pieces” or “module... ...ubjectivism or exaltation in front of the unwonted - real, anyway- of the new literary movement. But same reactions have had before me a series of so... .... The postmodernism appears as a movement as large as the whole artistic and literary world’s sphere, as the postmodernity itself. However, many ti... ..., but often he falls into dark pessimistic moods, acutely living his supposed literary end (a mood detectable in many smarandachian creations). Atav... ...mparative research as concerns the popular origin of some ideas and paradoxist motifs, with adequate lecture criteria, in some smarandachian creation...

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... the same thing. Think of the people who would work on Buster Keaton, or the literary classics of the 1930s, or the films of the Second World War, or f... ...y of valuable books to be maintained, authors “must be remunerated for their literary labour. And there are only two ways in which they can be remu- n... ...d. “I can conceive no system more fatal to the integrity and independence of literary men than one under which they should be taught to look for their... ... made manifest in the lines of your sonnet. (Some limit the natural right to literary and expressive work; can a mousetrap or a drug molecule express ... ... the answer to this question was in the negative. We owe a large part of the literary moral rights tradition to the immediate aftermath of the French ... ...ne goes in either direc- tion. In each, one can point to distinctive musical motifs—the chords of the twelve-bar blues, or the flattened fifth in bebop.... ...ng to wonder whether gospel, blues, and jazz would have developed if musical motifs had been jeal- ously guarded as private property rather than devel... ...ticular version of the im- provisation on a communally shared set of musical motifs, records it, and sometimes even claims ownership of it. Newton him...

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...uel Clemens found out; when he returned to Hannibal Missouri; after becoming a literary giant renowned around the world. And since when has any fema... ...tute the Sun as the main God in Egypt. After he died: all of his temples and motifs were hacked out of existence: and replaced with the old gods by...

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...e the grand chorus of knights riding forth to the tournament, in which the motifs of the second act reappear to make it clear that the third act has a... ... theo- ries, while those musicians who write grammars of harmony may, like literary critics, be atrocious composers.” “Then you do not like my music?”...

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...s with a circle of clever and brilliant and thoughtful people with whom my literary work has brought me into contact, and of which, seeing me only as ... ... infirm gentleman of means living at T wickenham, and engaged upon a great literary research to prove that the “Faery Queen” was really a treatise upo... ...e female throughout the animal kingdom. Ann Veronica was not aware of this literary side of her teacher; she had a little tinge of annoyance at Miss G... ...eeling with me.” He contradicted himself by plunging into an exposition of motifs. By a tacit agreement they ignored the significant thing be- tween t...

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...women, by as many calumnies as you authors are compelled to endure in your literary life; but we, alas! cannot defend ourselves either by our works or... ...n of his nature who had once been startled away. However, after a month of literary campaigning and the finest platonic discourses, d’Arthez grew bold... ...moved. The curiosity of the lover became, so to speak, a psychological and literary curi- osity. He wanted to know the height that woman had at- taine... ...n.” She rose and went to the window with a gait and bearing magnificent in motifs. D’Arthez remained on the low seat to which he had re- turned not da... ...se it would have given those men of society eaten up with jealousy of your literary fame a triumph over you—ah! give me leave to say you have attained...

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... about 1850; that he was the favorite pupil, if one may so express it, the literary pro- tege, of Gustave Flaubert; that he made his debut late in 188... ...ing on the part of him who executed them. This is the leading trait in the literary physiog- nomy of Maupassant, as it is the leading and most profoun... ...hilate our wisdom. But this is not the whole. Maupassant has been called a literary nihilist—but (and this is the second trait of his singular genius)... ...h to his glory. It corre- sponds to, those two contradictory tendencies in literary art, which seek always to render life in motion with the most inte... ...side, in composition, determines the whole use that Maupassant made of his literary gifts. It helped to make more intense and more systematic that dai... ...” which was published two years later and is based on a combination of the motifs which inspired “Une Vie” and “Bel-Ami,” will reconsider former hasty...