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A Generalization: ,-Contextual Grammars, immediately followed it. The brutal reality of mechanized slaughter didn’t just shatter human bodies but also destroyed long-held illusions about the nature of pre-war society, with far-reaching consequences for the arts.. Reflecting on the erosion of the storytelling tradition by twentiethcentury

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Developments in Veterinary Virologytechniques. One can chart an ever-widening range of experiments and innovations in fictional form and content, any of which might be considered ‘modernist’. My own preferred way of telling the story is to emphasize the ways in which post-1930s’ fiction broke not only with nineteenthcentury tradition

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Developments in Veterinary Virologyment that would have brought James Hanley (1901–85) particular satisfaction.. While the jaundiced view of Conrad in the passage above is admittedly put into the mouth of a feverish sailor who is dying in a lifeboat following the torpedoing of his ship, there is every indication that Hanley shared hi

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L. D. Bacon,H. D. Hunt,H. H. Cheng the contemporary mood, especially among younger writers whose careers only began during the war.. The work he chose to illustrate this was A.L. Barker’s story ‘Submerged’, the first piece in her début collection . (1947) — specifically a story, although Newby does not tease the implications out, in

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Y. von Kodolitsch,M. Rybczynskithe smile, the chuckle and the laugh — actually possessed a lesser degree of uniformity and continuity than most people supposed. Thus, he went on, it is sometimes asserted that the progression from smiling to laughing is a continuous progression and that the smile is no more than an incomplete laug

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