Vision and Textuality 1995
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-349-24065-4_13
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Impersonal Violence: The Penetrating Gaze and the Field of Narration in Caleb Williams

John B. Bender1
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“…6 Nervous Conditions then is no less qualified than Out of Africa to being read 'backwards' as a series of viewpoints which, more subtly than the views themselves, are being produced by the text.…”
Section: Christina Luptonmentioning
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Hierarchies of vision: The narrator's view in two visions of Africa

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“…6 Nervous Conditions then is no less qualified than Out of Africa to being read 'backwards' as a series of viewpoints which, more subtly than the views themselves, are being produced by the text.…”
Section: Christina Luptonmentioning
confidence: 98%

Hierarchies of vision: The narrator's view in two visions of Africa

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1997
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“A Left‐Handed Way”: Modern Masters in William Godwin’sCaleb Williams

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“What should make thee inaccessible to my fury?”: Gothic Self‐Possession, Revenge, and the Doctrine of Necessity in William Godwin’sCaleb Williams

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