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GERTRUDE STEIN 4 WITH the "lost" novel, Q.E.D., behind her and its aseptic
Americanism and Jamesian finesse out of her system, Gertrude Stein's long
controversial career properly began with her translation into English of Gustave ...
GERTRUDE STEIN 4 WITH the "lost" novel, Q.E.D., behind her and its aseptic
Americanism and Jamesian finesse out of her system, Gertrude Stein's long
controversial career properly began with her translation into English of Gustave ...
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It was the usual thing through Gertrude Stein's career that even as critics
fulminated over the audacity of a recently published work, she was well
advanced into a new, unclassifiable opus. When she could finally read the
reviews of Three Lives ...
It was the usual thing through Gertrude Stein's career that even as critics
fulminated over the audacity of a recently published work, she was well
advanced into a new, unclassifiable opus. When she could finally read the
reviews of Three Lives ...
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... writing with a mingled anxiety and enthusiasm, as if he were just starting out on
his career; though very frail, he gave the appearance of a young writer
speculating dreamily on all the books he is going to write. I should have caught
on sooner ...
... writing with a mingled anxiety and enthusiasm, as if he were just starting out on
his career; though very frail, he gave the appearance of a young writer
speculating dreamily on all the books he is going to write. I should have caught
on sooner ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her World An Atlantic Monthly Press book |
| Auteur | John Malcolm Brinnin |
| Uitgever | Little, Brown, 1959 |
| Lengte | 427 pagina's |
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