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At the basis of all of Chesterton's writing is the thesis that the world will never lack for wonders , only for wonder . His essentially romantic nature permeates his essays and critical work . Both Chesterton and Fry , in their art ...
At the basis of all of Chesterton's writing is the thesis that the world will never lack for wonders , only for wonder . His essentially romantic nature permeates his essays and critical work . Both Chesterton and Fry , in their art ...
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It is also to be noted that the original genius is never an imitator , never writes in any light but his own , whereas the studied genius often does , though he may arrive at an originality in his manner of imitation .
It is also to be noted that the original genius is never an imitator , never writes in any light but his own , whereas the studied genius often does , though he may arrive at an originality in his manner of imitation .
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Yet Tadzio never dies . Surrounded by the infinity of sea and sky , he seems to entice the protagonist to approach him . When Aschenbach , who actually never stirs from his chair , tries to follow him , he sinks into the infinity of ...
Yet Tadzio never dies . Surrounded by the infinity of sea and sky , he seems to entice the protagonist to approach him . When Aschenbach , who actually never stirs from his chair , tries to follow him , he sinks into the infinity of ...
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| Título | Xavier University Studies, Volúmenes2-3 |
| Autor | Xavier University (New Orleans, La.) |
| Editor | Xavier University (New Orleans, La.), 1962 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 8 Ago. 2011 |
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