Journal of Comparative Literature & Aesthetics, Volym 17–18Vishvanatha Kaviraja Institute, 1994 |
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... linguistic construct , a mythical reality , that which is only psychologically possible , nonetheless , Lear's language indicaates a radical change in his psychology . The extent of Lear's growth is signified by the way in which ...
... linguistic construct , a mythical reality , that which is only psychologically possible , nonetheless , Lear's language indicaates a radical change in his psychology . The extent of Lear's growth is signified by the way in which ...
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... linguistic construction the knowledge of which is determined by the language we use . The way we experience the world by perception , inference and verbal testimony is the way we construct it linguistically either by external expression ...
... linguistic construction the knowledge of which is determined by the language we use . The way we experience the world by perception , inference and verbal testimony is the way we construct it linguistically either by external expression ...
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... linguistic approaches to language . Language understood as a vehicle of communication , or as an object of linguistic science , although containing its own legitimacy , is not the language of the poetic . Language as communication is ...
... linguistic approaches to language . Language understood as a vehicle of communication , or as an object of linguistic science , although containing its own legitimacy , is not the language of the poetic . Language as communication is ...
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Douglas Chismar 1724 Theodore Lipps Aesthetic Empathy and | 17 |
Contradiction as Origin | 25 |
Robert S Stewart 5168 Deceit Desire and Destruction in King Lear | 51 |
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