Titlebook: Disraeli’s Fiction; Daniel R. Schwarz Book 1979 Daniel R. Schwarz 1979 fiction.history of literature.Israel.literature.nineteenth century

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Conclusion,n and ambition which seethed in his mind. Hence his assumption of that magniloquent half-ironic half-serious manner which so disconcerted those who had expected the ordinary self-deprecatory candour of the English upper class.’

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-09677-3k; (ii) the novels have thematic interest and aesthetic appeal apart from Disraeli’s ideas; (iii) these middle novels do not suffer from the author having created more objective characters; and (iv) finally, although Disraeli does move, to recall Price’s phrase, from immersion to reflection, these novels are hardly impersonal.

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Jürgen Enders,Barbara M. Kehm,Uwe Schimankgy — . (1844), . (1845) and . (1847) — in which ideas and principles are paramount. But in those novels, as we shall see, there is ample room for character exploration and for Disraeli’s increasingly sophisticated narrative technique.

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From Immersion to Reflection: Romance and Realism in , and ,k; (ii) the novels have thematic interest and aesthetic appeal apart from Disraeli’s ideas; (iii) these middle novels do not suffer from the author having created more objective characters; and (iv) finally, although Disraeli does move, to recall Price’s phrase, from immersion to reflection, these novels are hardly impersonal.

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,Progressive Dubiety: The Discontinuity of Disraeli’s Political Trilogy,gy — . (1844), . (1845) and . (1847) — in which ideas and principles are paramount. But in those novels, as we shall see, there is ample room for character exploration and for Disraeli’s increasingly sophisticated narrative technique.

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,Progressive Dubiety: The Discontinuity of Disraeli’s Political Trilogy,Swift’s . and . and probably also to Johnson’s . and Voltaire’s . and ., and could be discussed in terms of those predecessors. But I begin this chapter with . because Disraeli discovered in that work that he could use fiction to express his political and philosophic views. In his first example of p

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