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Fictions of the 1920s and Tragicalness

Yanling Wang

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This essay states that although to some extent,the fictions of the 1920s display the tragicalness,they are far from real tragedy if they are considered from the perspective of tragedy characters,including pity,fear and tragicalness.

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This essay states that although to some extent,the fictions of the 1920s display the tragicalness,they are far from real tragedy if they are considered from the perspective of tragedy characters,including pity,fear and tragicalness.

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This essay states that although to some extent,the fictions of the 1920s display the tragicalness,they are far from real tragedy if they are considered from the perspective of tragedy characters,including pity,fear and tragicalness.

Key concepts: Pity, Tragedy (event), Perspective (graphical), Literature, Philosophy, Aesthetics, Art, Visual arts

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