Rhetorical Analyses of Literary WorksEdward P. J. Corbett Oxford University Press, 1969 - 272 oldal |
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... Emma . It is hardly surprising that Jane Austen has provided many correctives to insure our placing her errors with precision . The chief corrective is Knightley . His commentary on Emma's errors is a natural expression of his love ; he ...
... Emma . It is hardly surprising that Jane Austen has provided many correctives to insure our placing her errors with precision . The chief corrective is Knightley . His commentary on Emma's errors is a natural expression of his love ; he ...
129. oldal
... Emma's worth and our objective view of her great faults . The narrator opens Emma with a masterful simultaneous presentation of Emma and of the values against which she must be judged : " Emma Woodhouse , handsome , clever , and rich ...
... Emma's worth and our objective view of her great faults . The narrator opens Emma with a masterful simultaneous presentation of Emma and of the values against which she must be judged : " Emma Woodhouse , handsome , clever , and rich ...
135. oldal
... Emma's particular behavior violates the true standards of tenderness , if I am to savor to the full the episode of Emma's insult to Miss Bates and Knightley's reproach which follows . If I refuse to blame Emma , I may discover a kind of ...
... Emma's particular behavior violates the true standards of tenderness , if I am to savor to the full the episode of Emma's insult to Miss Bates and Knightley's reproach which follows . If I refuse to blame Emma , I may discover a kind of ...
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