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This book aims to explain what Browning meant by 'action in character.' Slinn sees Browning as a psychological dramatist using the poetic genre. His concern is with dramatic monologue, which almost invariably focuses on conflicts of identity. Browning's characters, according to Slinn, must walk a tightrope between the distracting lives of others which threaten to fragment the individual's experience on the one hand, and controlled solipsism on the other.
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Add Browning and the fictions of identity, This book aims to explain what Browning meant by 'action in character.' Slinn sees Browning as a psychological dramatist using the poetic genre. His concern is with dramatic monologue, which almost invariably focuses on conflicts of identity. Browning's c, Browning and the fictions of identity to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Browning and the fictions of identity, This book aims to explain what Browning meant by 'action in character.' Slinn sees Browning as a psychological dramatist using the poetic genre. His concern is with dramatic monologue, which almost invariably focuses on conflicts of identity. Browning's c, Browning and the fictions of identity to your collection on WonderClub |