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Books speaking to books : a contextual approach to American fiction / by William T. Stafford
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出版・頒布事項
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Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press , c1981
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形態事項
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ix, 165 p. ; 21 cm
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巻号情報
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内容著作注記
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Introduction: listening
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A whale, an heiress, and a southern demigod: three symbolic Americas
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Benjy Compson, Jake Barnes, and Nick Carraway: replication in three "innocent" American narrators of the 1920s
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The obverse relation: some western flights eastward (in literature and film)
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The black/white continuum: some recent examples in Bellow, Malamud, and Updike
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Three applications: Truth's ragged edges: Melville's loyalties in Billy Budd
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the commitment of form in the digressions. "The birthplace": James's Fable for critics? Faulkner's revolt against the 1920s: parody and transcendence, continuation and innovation
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Afterword: Knower, doer, and sayer
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内容著作注記
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the James family view of Emerson
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注記
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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学情ID
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BA03771587
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著者標目リンク
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~Stafford, William T. <>
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分類標目
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LCC:PS371
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分類標目
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DC19:813/.009
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件名標目等
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American fiction -- History and criticism -- Addresses, essays, lectures
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件名標目等
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Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.) -- Addresses, essays, lectures
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