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... method . Its uniqueness is emphasised by the fact that this literary method is not an invention of that body of writers as such , but has been dictated to it by the political leader of the country , a man who has never had anything to ...
... method . Its uniqueness is emphasised by the fact that this literary method is not an invention of that body of writers as such , but has been dictated to it by the political leader of the country , a man who has never had anything to ...
Pagina 228
... method . Recently a Soviet critic ( Nusinov ) has discussed the relation- ship between Socialist Realism , as a method of psychological presentation , and the psychological methods of Dostoevsky and Tolstoy . In Dostoevsky he sees the ...
... method . Recently a Soviet critic ( Nusinov ) has discussed the relation- ship between Socialist Realism , as a method of psychological presentation , and the psychological methods of Dostoevsky and Tolstoy . In Dostoevsky he sees the ...
Pagina 323
... method of holding elections as a democratic and satisfactory method of determining whom the workers should choose to represent them for collective bargaining . Generally speaking , the results of such elections have been favourable to ...
... method of holding elections as a democratic and satisfactory method of determining whom the workers should choose to represent them for collective bargaining . Generally speaking , the results of such elections have been favourable to ...
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AUTHOR | 22 |
ODWYER Sir Michael | 151 |
CROTCH W Walter | 172 |
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