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The Critic as Aphorist

The Cambridge Quarterly, 2013
level of the sentence. Dickens liked to move inexorably forward in time, says Douglas-Fairhurst, ‘Each sentence unspooling across the page was a little model of how civilization could build on its past and reach confidently into the future. Even novels that dealt with the bloodiest excesses of the previous century, such as the French Revolution (A Tale
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The Alps: Aphoristic Logico-Psychoanalysis

2020
In which memory is brought to heel by the overwhelming concern of the superego. Semper fidelis into the long, bright, winding hallway of the soul, only to emerge back into the body. The body has always been the you.
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Aphoristics of N.S. Gumilev

Izvestia of Smolensk State University
The article talks about the aphoristic heritage of N.S. Gumilev. Sayings are included both in Gumilev's literary texts and in journalism, are contained in articles on literary theory and in literary criticism, as well as scientific and popular science articles related to his travels. In the corpus of N.S.
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Aphoristic Sketches

2019
Niels Jørgen Cappelørn   +3 more
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Aphoristic Modernity

2020
Kostas Boyiopoulos, Michael Shallcross
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