Masterplots: 1801 Plot Stories and Critical Examiniations of the World's Finest Literature, Volum 9Frank Northen Magill Salem Press, 1996 - 389 pàgines |
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... social protest , written from the viewpoint of the common person . The last half of the fourteenth century was a period of disaster and social unrest , the time of severe visitations of the plague ( with accompanying moral , social ...
... social protest , written from the viewpoint of the common person . The last half of the fourteenth century was a period of disaster and social unrest , the time of severe visitations of the plague ( with accompanying moral , social ...
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... social system , and whether or not he achieves power in that system . In the end , Feuchtwanger says , the Jew will be murdered — and there will only be other Jews to mourn his passing . Feucht- wanger was an important literary figure ...
... social system , and whether or not he achieves power in that system . In the end , Feuchtwanger says , the Jew will be murdered — and there will only be other Jews to mourn his passing . Feucht- wanger was an important literary figure ...
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... social organizations . The personal theme , which involves the need for forgiveness , takes a form characteristic of Tolstoy : human failure revealed by a sin committed in semi - ignorance , followed by a long and soul - strengthening ...
... social organizations . The personal theme , which involves the need for forgiveness , takes a form characteristic of Tolstoy : human failure revealed by a sin committed in semi - ignorance , followed by a long and soul - strengthening ...
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