It is these rhetorical maneuvers, not the stated philosophy, that collectively constitute Lawrence's coherent critical vision of the novel as a genre. In the essay "Why the Novel Matters", Lawrence explores in his own way the Romantic concept of the relativity of parts and wholes to construct a doctrinal statement celebrating the novel over other fields of thought. ... Lawrence then elaborates, confounds, and contradicts this point in the ensuing thesis statement: "And that's what you learn if you are a novelist. ... This way, Lawrence's use of "supplement," in the Derridian ...

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He visions life ahead of him as wonderful, when he needs to be responsible to make that happen. ... His whole vision of the world and how life should be has changed from this one experience. ... This statement shows that the boy finally decides to let nature take its place. ...

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The way the story is presented leaves a question open as to whether Young Goodman Brown's experience was real or a vision. ... - This statement reinstates that Goodman is a strong man because even with the powerful strength of the devil, he's still sure in the faith of Christianity. ...

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This description shows the Misfit's "vision of the world" from a different point of view (Jones 2887). ... When questioned about this statement, O"Connor explains it as the grandmother's moment of grace (Dowell 236). ...

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This description shows the Misfit's "vision of the world" from a different point of view (Jones 2887). ... When questioned about this statement, O"Connor explains it as the grandmother's moment of grace (Dowell 236). ...

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The short-story is opened to widely different interpretations because none of the three narrators within the text is endowed with an omniscient vision. ... We also find in the beginning a strange statement made by Douglas: "I quite agree - in regard to Griffin's ghost or whatever it was - that its appearing first to the little boy, at so tender an age, as a particular touch". ...

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Thesis Statement Edgar Allan Poe was an extraordinary writer. Born during the Romanic Era in literature, Poe managed shock readers of his time and the modern readers, with terrifying, gruesome plots. Two of his literary works, "The Pit and the Pendulum" and "The Tell-Tale Heart", are perfectly ...

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