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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Literary Relations"”.

  1. Flaubert, Reader of Goethe: A Study in Literary Relations

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  2. The Harlem Renaissance and The Negritude Movement: Literary Relations and Influences (New York City)

    Historical circumstances indicate that literary relations between the writers of the Harlem Renaissance of those of the Negritude Movement are based upon thematic and stylistic similarities as well as mere literary analogies.

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  3. The Literary Response of German-Language Authors to Selma Lagerlof

    … writer, this study contributes to gender-related literary scholarship. It also adds to our knowledge of Scandinavian-German literary relations during the early years of this century. Since the German writers who responded to Lagerlof not only, in most instances, are central to the literary canon …

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  4. "Intertextuality in Goethe's ""Werther"""

    … references to authors, scholars, literature, and literary characters from other novels clearly identifiable in Werther. Werther’s explicit references to other literary texts elicit various intertextual dialogues. Werther creates a dialogic network of literary relations through its references to …

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  5. The Paris Commune on the stage: Vallès, Grieg, Brecht, Adamov, a comparative study about the representation of historical reality in modern theatre

    … It allows an investigation into such matters as literary relations and indebtedness of individual authors across the boundaries of national literatures, traditionally the concern of a positivistically oriented branch of comparative literature, which would illuminate especially the working methods …

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