Tamkang Review, 第 14 卷Graduate Institute of Western Languages and Literature Research, Tamkang College of Arts and Sciences, 1984 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 86 筆
第 39 頁
... becomes fiction when the fiction's true , Real becomes not real when the unreal's real . [ Wang ] The paper on The Golden ... become somewhat of a historical rarity as one of the few persons who has attended all four of the comparative ...
... becomes fiction when the fiction's true , Real becomes not real when the unreal's real . [ Wang ] The paper on The Golden ... become somewhat of a historical rarity as one of the few persons who has attended all four of the comparative ...
第 123 頁
... becomes aware of his spiritual life and living nature . Thus , in Sonnet 115 , the poet casts a backward glance at his ... become stronger with time . Rather than depriving him of certain things , time has made him , and is continuing to ...
... becomes aware of his spiritual life and living nature . Thus , in Sonnet 115 , the poet casts a backward glance at his ... become stronger with time . Rather than depriving him of certain things , time has made him , and is continuing to ...
第 455 頁
... become a way of knowing rather than an object of knowledge . 13 This final movement carries us toward the second imperative , that the art work be known not as object but as a presence in which the reader participates . I have been ...
... become a way of knowing rather than an object of knowledge . 13 This final movement carries us toward the second imperative , that the art work be known not as object but as a presence in which the reader participates . I have been ...
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