Littell's Living Age, Volumes 342-343Littell, Son and Company, 1932 |
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Page 162
... writer but one with a startlingly fresh man- ner ; there was the gifted playwright , Bulgakov ; the first - class writer , Leonov , and many others . This litera- ture continued to flourish until about 1926 . ' IN THE meantime a new ...
... writer but one with a startlingly fresh man- ner ; there was the gifted playwright , Bulgakov ; the first - class writer , Leonov , and many others . This litera- ture continued to flourish until about 1926 . ' IN THE meantime a new ...
Page 228
... writer in that it prevents him from exaggerating the importance of literature , at the same time inspiring the scholar with a modest defiance by reminding him that the ultimate reality can be grasped only by faith and escapes all his ...
... writer in that it prevents him from exaggerating the importance of literature , at the same time inspiring the scholar with a modest defiance by reminding him that the ultimate reality can be grasped only by faith and escapes all his ...
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... Writers of Modern Prose " series . Why had a writer like Döblin , whom Germans consider one of their masters , never been translated into French ? No doubt because of the difficulties offered by his style as well as because Wang - lun ...
... Writers of Modern Prose " series . Why had a writer like Döblin , whom Germans consider one of their masters , never been translated into French ? No doubt because of the difficulties offered by his style as well as because Wang - lun ...
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LITERATUR | 3 |
AMERICAS Error GERMANYS MISTAKE A Paris Editor | 22 |
EVERYDAY JAPAN Hélène Iswolsky | 36 |
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