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... relation to romance 138 , 262n9 , 263n11 ; structure 263n10 Communism , Frye on 59 concrete universal 113 , 118 ; see also monad confession 36-7 , 177-9 ; see also ana- tomy ; novel ; romance convention : as literary language 105 ; relation ...
... relation to romance 138 , 262n9 , 263n11 ; structure 263n10 Communism , Frye on 59 concrete universal 113 , 118 ; see also monad confession 36-7 , 177-9 ; see also ana- tomy ; novel ; romance convention : as literary language 105 ; relation ...
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... relation to speech 165 non - literary : reasons for treating 164-5 , 182 ; rhetoric of 164-5 , 182-4 prose fiction , specific continuous forms of : defined 177 , 270n18 ; their mingling 177-8 ; influence of Frye's account 176–7 , 270n17 ...
... relation to speech 165 non - literary : reasons for treating 164-5 , 182 ; rhetoric of 164-5 , 182-4 prose fiction , specific continuous forms of : defined 177 , 270n18 ; their mingling 177-8 ; influence of Frye's account 176–7 , 270n17 ...
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... relation of mythical and anagogic phases 99-103 ; phases organized in their sequence 84-5 , 115 , 221 ; relation of phases to criticism 88 ; relation of phases to literature 87-8 ; relation of phases to metaphor 117-19 , see also ...
... relation of mythical and anagogic phases 99-103 ; phases organized in their sequence 84-5 , 115 , 221 ; relation of phases to criticism 88 ; relation of phases to literature 87-8 ; relation of phases to metaphor 117-19 , see also ...
Contents
Frye Criticism | 3 |
Four Polemical Suggestions | 13 |
Fryes Earlier Writings | 35 |
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