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Pagina 80
In the person of her learned brother she could sense the response of the
conventional reader, yet she would nevertheless insist on listening first to her
own steady-voiced Muse. She was already writing, as she said, "for myself and
strangers.
In the person of her learned brother she could sense the response of the
conventional reader, yet she would nevertheless insist on listening first to her
own steady-voiced Muse. She was already writing, as she said, "for myself and
strangers.
Pagina 148
In her conception, the significant thing upon which to base a portrait was not the
words spoken, or the attitudes expressed, but the "sense of sound" produced.
Like the painters, she had given up models per se. "It is strange," she said, "when
...
In her conception, the significant thing upon which to base a portrait was not the
words spoken, or the attitudes expressed, but the "sense of sound" produced.
Like the painters, she had given up models per se. "It is strange," she said, "when
...
Pagina 164
She believed that in every new period of literary achievement the sense of words
as entities to be played with, jumbled, reversed and made into patterns, was
abundantly evident. "The English from Chaucer to the Elizabethans," she wrote, ...
She believed that in every new period of literary achievement the sense of words
as entities to be played with, jumbled, reversed and made into patterns, was
abundantly evident. "The English from Chaucer to the Elizabethans," she wrote, ...
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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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