Legacy: A Journal of American Women Writers, Volume 5,Masalah 1-2;Volume 5Department of English, University of Massachusetts, 1988 |
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Halaman 9
... sense that the heroine is being falsely charged with feelings and intentions she does not have . This is part of the larger motif of the mis - knowing of the heroine : the false categorizing and misnaming of her essential nature . One ...
... sense that the heroine is being falsely charged with feelings and intentions she does not have . This is part of the larger motif of the mis - knowing of the heroine : the false categorizing and misnaming of her essential nature . One ...
Halaman 5
... sense , the weapon we most strongly control , and uses it to undermine our sense of individual self . Such exploita- tion of reason for the sake of emotion may help to explain the violence with which educated people tend to discount sen ...
... sense , the weapon we most strongly control , and uses it to undermine our sense of individual self . Such exploita- tion of reason for the sake of emotion may help to explain the violence with which educated people tend to discount sen ...
Halaman 11
... sense of " unresisting , " then how does the water remain " unfathomed " ? If it is re- sistless in the sense of " irresistible , " then how is the poetess able to command it ? The next adjectives used to describe the waterfall ...
... sense of " unresisting , " then how does the water remain " unfathomed " ? If it is re- sistless in the sense of " irresistible , " then how is the poetess able to command it ? The next adjectives used to describe the waterfall ...
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