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Medienwertungsforschung — Stand und Aufgabenwar, sold poorly.. Mr Savory would stress that all good novels are entertainments; and he would presumably agree with the critic who wrote of Greene that ‘the most serious thing he or any novelist can give his readers is not religious revelation or social truth, but stories and still more stories’..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03617-9mplacent, the uninvolved comedians of his books, may be believers — Pyle dies for democracy and Rycker thinks himself a good Catholic — but because they are blind to the real world, which appals and dizzies the characters who see it honestly, their allegiances are worthless.

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团结

Discovering Comedy,tten I had discovered Comedy’.. The central characteristic of his early work, the ambiguous nature of the absurd, of jokes which cannot quite amuse and mishaps which almost can, develops in the four major post-war novels, . (1956), . (1960), . (1966) and . (1973) and becomes more complex. The quiet

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迁移

Frequency

道学气

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91391-9tten I had discovered Comedy’.. The central characteristic of his early work, the ambiguous nature of the absurd, of jokes which cannot quite amuse and mishaps which almost can, develops in the four major post-war novels, . (1956), . (1960), . (1966) and . (1973) and becomes more complex. The quiet

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03617-9er, in questioning belief from inside, and in knowing the worst about humanity before choosing an allegiance. Joseph Conrad’s ., which shows how far Europeans have forgotten or deceived themselves about the ‘abomination’ which lies beneath the surface of civilisation, is a story to keep in mind when