Southern Renascence: The Literature of the Modern SouthLouis Decimus Rubin (Jr.), Louis Decimus Rubin, Robert D. Jacobs Johns Hopkins Press, 1961 - 450 Seiten |
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... attitude of reverence or acceptance toward some overruling order or some deeply founded institution which the mere individual is not to tamper with . Ultimately perhaps it is religious , but immediate religious associations are not ...
... attitude of reverence or acceptance toward some overruling order or some deeply founded institution which the mere individual is not to tamper with . Ultimately perhaps it is religious , but immediate religious associations are not ...
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... attitudes in the Southern novel - and it was radical , but not quite in the way it was usually defined — was simply a sentimentalizing of themes that the earlier post - war novelists had romanticized . I mean , for example , the attitude ...
... attitudes in the Southern novel - and it was radical , but not quite in the way it was usually defined — was simply a sentimentalizing of themes that the earlier post - war novelists had romanticized . I mean , for example , the attitude ...
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... attitude toward all events of the past -- memories which Miranda cannot share and an attitude which she cannot adopt because of discrepancies which she senses between such stories , as related by the family , and the actual facts which ...
... attitude toward all events of the past -- memories which Miranda cannot share and an attitude which she cannot adopt because of discrepancies which she senses between such stories , as related by the family , and the actual facts which ...
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The Southern Temper by Robert B Heilman | 3 |
Aspects Of The Southern Philosophy by Richard M Weaver | 14 |
How Many Miles To Babylon by Andrew Nelson Lytle | 31 |
Urheberrecht | |
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