The Atlantic Literary Review, Volume 2,Edições 1-2Atlantic Publishers and Distributors, 2001 |
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... literary texts , especially dramatic irony and irony of fate ; perhaps the only exception could be the case of anticipatory irony , which can be found more easily both in literary and non - literary texts . Obviously , this requires ...
... literary texts , especially dramatic irony and irony of fate ; perhaps the only exception could be the case of anticipatory irony , which can be found more easily both in literary and non - literary texts . Obviously , this requires ...
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... literary criticism can be non - partisan but carries with it an ideology that fixes one's relationship in a culture and is reinforced by principles of power - academic , political , and social . When new historicism is applied to literary ...
... literary criticism can be non - partisan but carries with it an ideology that fixes one's relationship in a culture and is reinforced by principles of power - academic , political , and social . When new historicism is applied to literary ...
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... literary forms emerging from the colonial world uncovers the world view and assumptions behind the strategy of presenting history . The type of narrative produced concerning the colonial state and its history will depend upon the ...
... literary forms emerging from the colonial world uncovers the world view and assumptions behind the strategy of presenting history . The type of narrative produced concerning the colonial state and its history will depend upon the ...
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