McCloskey, Susan
Description
While many people read novels for the pleasure of following a good story, works of literature also offer riches in their use of language, detail, form
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and context. Using excerpts from Ayn Rand's <I>The Fountainhead</I> and <I>Atlas Shrugged</I>, Dr. McCloskey demonstrates how these elements cooperate with plot, characterization, and theme to express a novel's many lawyers of meaning.
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