[□ | □]
[□=□ | □]
[!□ | □]
Anthony Trollope labeled him " Mr. Popular Sentiment , " ; while George Eliot and Henry James both devised their conceptions of plot , character , and artistic purpose from careful - - and highly critical - - study of Dickens ' work . And since the whole attempt had failed , it was hardly worth while to consider whether a little might not be saved from the general wreck . " and remain unconscious that horror , when it can be proved to be relative , by so much loses its proper quality . You should be able to read at a rate of at least 30 pages per hour when you are reading fiction ; you should budget more time for secondary readings as critical prose tends to be quite dense . Since then , some of America 's sharpest , most innovative authors have been practitioners of narrative nonfiction , a style that melds fact and fiction and that requires writers to be both expert researchers and compelling narrators . English Renaissance drama , poetry , and travel writing , early modern representations of cross-cultural contact , particularly in the Americas and Mediterranean , twentieth century approaches to race and difference in the early modern period , contemporary critical and literary theory . Conversely , making a commitment to the work for this course will be its own reward : you will be able to watch your capacities for critical thinking and analytical writing improve during the term . Nobody can keep up on all of it , " Lewer said.Later , Sullivan showed the jury sections of Humeston 's medical records that mentioned him suffering from stress , anxiety attacks and possibly " post-Vietnam stress syndrome . When he emerged , a Department of Natural Resources officer recognized the deer license on his back , given to police by a victim , Zeigle said.The man was out of bullets and was arrested , Zeigle said.One of the injured hunters was in critical condition at St. Joseph 's Hospital .