Culture's Sleeping Beauty: Essays on Poetry, Prejudice & Belief |
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The audience , by the way , does not have to consist of English majors . The suppressed ballerina in a Journalism class will do ... Olds whose major themes are love , death , and survival could intrigue a psychology or sociology class .
The audience , by the way , does not have to consist of English majors . The suppressed ballerina in a Journalism class will do ... Olds whose major themes are love , death , and survival could intrigue a psychology or sociology class .
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Secondly , few journalism majors want to learn the tenets of New Criticism ( just as few creative writers want to study the theories of Social Responsibility ) . While the ideal student would want to know both , the typical one has ...
Secondly , few journalism majors want to learn the tenets of New Criticism ( just as few creative writers want to study the theories of Social Responsibility ) . While the ideal student would want to know both , the typical one has ...
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Non - majors attending mandatory poetry readings ask remarkably similar questions : " Was that a lyric or a narrative ? " or " How many poems do you have now on Anderson ? " Eventually , the students figure out what every poet on the ...
Non - majors attending mandatory poetry readings ask remarkably similar questions : " Was that a lyric or a narrative ? " or " How many poems do you have now on Anderson ? " Eventually , the students figure out what every poet on the ...
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Chapter Two Some Old Black Crow | 12 |
Chapter Three The Mood in the Hammock | 34 |
Chapter Four The White Angel of Sleep | 41 |
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