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Eudora Welty and Cleanth Brooks in Jackson - Telling the Truth Obliquely
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Eighteenth Segment: Welty and Brooks discuss the differences in truth between the propaganda novel and the work of literary art. The difference, they agree, is that--rephrasing Emily Dickinson--writers should tell the truth obliquely, with a slant. |
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| Year: | 1988 |
| Genre: | Educational |
| Keywords: | Eudora Welty; Cleanth Brooks; American literature; southern literature; truth; literary truth; propaganda; indirection; Emily Dickinson; Shakespeare; |
| Duration: | 00:02:02 |
| Color: | Yes |
| Sound: | Yes |
| Amount of Motion: | Low |
| Language: | English |
| Sponsor: | Ferris Collection |
| Contributing Organization: | William R. Ferris Collection |
| Transcript Available: | No |
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| Digitization Date: | 2006 |
| Digitizing Organization: | Open Video |
