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Titlebook: How to Study a Novel; John Peck Textbook 1995Latest edition John Peck 1995 edition.English literature.essay.interpret.knowledge.literary c

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书目名称How to Study a Novel
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图书封面Titlebook: How to Study a Novel;  John Peck Textbook 1995Latest edition John Peck 1995 edition.English literature.essay.interpret.knowledge.literary c
描述.How to Study a Novel. has long been established as the one book about the novel that every student of literature at school or university needs to read. In a series of clearly written, eminently practical chapters, John Peck takes the reader through a set of logical steps that show him how to respond to, interpret and develop his own view of a novel and how to present that response in an effective essay. This thoroughly revised and expanded Second Edition has three new chapters taking this process one step further, showing how to make use of the new critical thinking that has swept through literary criticism in recent years.
出版日期Textbook 1995Latest edition
关键词edition; English literature; essay; interpret; knowledge; literary criticism; literature; novel; present; wri
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doihttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-13783-1
isbn_softcover978-0-333-63994-8
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Writing a more complicated essayelatively straightforward points. But, although the targets are simple, it takes a long time, and great deal of practice, to see clearly what you are aiming for in any particular essay, and to reach the point where you can provide a vivid demonstration of the case you want to make.
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New readingsand feminist criticism, and that the interpretation of . owes a good deal to New Historicism. Let me repeat the point, however, that everything I say is based upon the evidence of specific passages in the texts, and, more particularly, as this is something that characterises all current approaches,
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Constructing a basic analysisT. seven stages of constructing an analysis, as described in chapter one, are as follows:
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Looking at aspects of a novel aspects of a novel, it is always necessary to make a basic analysis — employing the method outlined in the first two chapters — as any more detailed comments must develop out of a firm sense of what the novel is about, and in what ways it is distinctive. Consequently, the first part of this chapter is devoted to a brief general discussion of ..
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Tackling the text of Scott, although the only thing I know about him is that he was Scottish, but I have never heard of . But, being a conscientious student, I decide to read the novel before the classes begin, and moreover, I hope to work out my own view of what it is about. Reading the book, I discover that it fea
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Coping with different kinds of novel opacity or exaggeration of the writings is what most strikes the reader. Two such novels — one by Joyce, one by Dickens — are considered in this chapter, but the conclusions drawn should apply to many more novels which depart from the conventions of realism. The principal idea in this chapter is th
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