Titlebook: Rosamond Lehmann; Judy Simons Textbook 1992Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992 Modernism.novel.realism

periodontitis

Testing the Water: The Early Novels,seen as having betrayed her initial promise in a work that was ‘vague and undefined’.. Yet the pulsation between exhilaration and dejection that characterises Rosamond Lehmann’s fictional world is established definitively in the oppositional modes of her first two novels.

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Growing Up: ,,at characterised the years following the First World War. And in the implicit connection made between the gauche adolescent and the sheltered world of which she is a product, the book consummately illustrates Lehmann’s ability to create substance out of the ephemeral moment.

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Devastate

Narrative and Power: ,,theatrical, visual, literary. In its special concentration on the power of narrative and in its construction of a series of Chinese boxes of stories within the main story, the book creates a sequence of elaborate puzzles that form a comment on their own artifice. In this sense the novel seems to ant

adduction

Realism and Reality,g the story from each of their perspectives, reinforces and extends that confusion. It differs considerably from . by shifting attention from the theatricality of presentation that sets the tone for the earlier novel to a much more realistic and searching analysis of personality, psychological motiv

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nitroglycerin

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21971-1Modernism; novel; realism

Nebulizer

Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992

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