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older director, Kenji Mizoguchi; b) accusations of sentimentality or didacticism; c) criticisms of the (alleged) political stances taken by Kurosawa in

nonpartisan approach to political reconstruction without resorting to...didacticism." Pitchfork Media critic Stephen M. Deusner states that "With its rousing

the golden era of modern Hindi poetry was gradually replaced by social didacticism inspired by rising nationalist fervour. Some of the later poets of this

Loosely modeled on Plato's academy, the academies emphasized dialogue over didacticism. The first academy in Germany was founded in Bad Boll in 1945. The movement

particularly noted for "espous[ing] no specific morality, no politesse, and no didacticism", as well as for giving a relatively modern presentation with photographs

her stories were allegories with a clear moral, but she leavened her didacticism with a degree of realism and naturalism. As she explained in an 1851

departed from Newbery's publications in that it was completely devoid of didacticism and was meant to amuse. The first edition of the book was illustrated

form of moral standpoint" and "lacks even the slightest hint of moral didacticism or contrition, and instead parodies moral conventions by upending them"

"woefully padded" and themselves "maddened by the author's implacable didacticism [and] infuriating inability to write two paragraphs without wandering

Combat, Culture, and Didacticism in Procopius’ Wars, p.74 Conor Whately, Battles and Generals: Combat, Culture, and Didacticism in Procopius’ Wars, p

2002, p. 86 Conor Whately, Battles and Generals: Combat, Culture, and Didacticism in Procopius, 2006, Netherlands, p.238 Greatrex & Lieu 2002, pp. 92–96

entertainment reality. Cool Change I hope is not a polemic, not an exercise in didacticism. To make a low budget love story in the country, which is what I wanted

and uplifting in a way that avoids pop's obsession with heavy-handed didacticism". The paper praised its production, calling it "spacious and precise

Matsunaga Teitoku and the Teimon school. In place of their formalism and didacticism, the new school looked to humour and low comedy for fresh inspiration

Scott Fitzgerald Johnson Greek Literature in Late Antiquity: Dynamism Didacticism Classicism Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2006. ISBN 0-7546-5683-7 Kazhdan

is "hard to fault" and that it "strikes the difficult balance between didacticism, age-appropriate messaging and zany fun". The Los Angeles Times' Robert

London, Arco, 191 pp. 1964, US, Ace, 190 pp. Jules Verne Rediscovered: Didacticism and the Scientific Novel by Arthur B. Evans. Human Prehistory in Fiction

individuality, is more faithful to the Seussian spirit (and latter-day didacticism) than the collage pictures, which owe as much to The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

public plazas. Two traits separate this form from the mester de juglaría: didacticism and erudition. Castilian priest and poet Gonzalo de Berceo was one of

are such expert actors that they’re able to bend the script’s seeming didacticism: Ullmann by a quiet intensity that recalls her best roles for Ingmar

exceedingly difficult to test in practice and useful for little more than didacticism. Furthermore, Hubbell and Foster point out that extinction via competition

in S.F. Johnson (ed.). Greek Literature in Late Antiquity. Dynamism, Didacticism, Classicism. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2006, 141–58 Jeffreys, E. (2006), "Writers

called "observational cinema", which sought to avoid both melodrama and didacticism. The School produced documentarists including Nick Broomfield and Molly

logic of their excuses?" Ostrovsky loathed tendentious drama and shied didacticism. "To pronounce a clever and honest word is not such a big deal, lots

stereotypical characterizations, overly abrupt changes in moral character, didacticism, and shallow moralizing". Aamer Hussein also noted the "insipid" approach

resonance compared to its predecessor, Alexander's refusal to embrace moral didacticism and his vibrant display of character. Commercially, the album debuted

exemplifies the problems Coleridge had to wrestle with in assimilating didacticism to the requirements of poetic organization." Richard Holmes claims Fears

Sekai Ninja Sen Jiraiya Susanoo Yamata no Orochi Zhang, Jin (2012). The didacticism of Katakiuchi kidan jiraiya monogatari. Arizona State University. pp

that's about all". A critic from Sify wrote that "Like it or not, in Red didacticism prevails over a clarity of vision, logic and reason. The films leaves

History of Science Fiction. Springer. p. 78. ISBN 978-0-230-55465-8. Didacticism does not overpower Le Chevalier de Béthune's Relation du Monde de Mercure

wrote, "the ultimate resolution of the plot blunted potential charges of didacticism. It was agonizing watching Joan struggle to deal with Joey's swinishness

gender issues to rise to the surface at irregular intervals, without didacticism." The New Art Examiner's Susan Canning described it as establishing "a

community. The approach is equally concerned with the business of moral didacticism, but directed to inherent personal morality, rather than the learned

ISBN 978-0-88402-214-5. Whately, Connor. "Battles and Generals: Combat, Culture, and Didacticism in Procopius' wars". Brill, 2015, p. 75 Caesarea, Procopius (2018). History

because Churchill "is a playwright of ideas, she sometimes verges on didacticism, and toward the middle of the play her outrage over America’s conduct

Vonnegut's signature style. Likewise, irony, sentimentality, black humor, and didacticism are prevalent throughout the work. Like much of his oeuvre, Breakfast

Part 2, which he intended to make "astonishingly frank" and "devoid of didacticism" (according to his letter to Ivan Bunin in June, 1909). While in Zhitomir

verses are well crafted and her stories well told, but they exhibit a didacticism that does not suit modern tastes[citation needed]. To take an example:

Iberian War Conor Whately, Battles and Generals: Combat, Culture, and Didacticism in Procopius, 2006, Netherlands, p.71 & 238 Syvänne, Ilkka (31 July 2021)

literature embrace approaches to writing centered in the postmodern. Didacticism, or telling stories for the purpose of teaching a moral lesson, is important

retrieved 2 June 2013 Evans, Arthur B. (1988), Jules Verne rediscovered: didacticism and the scientific novel, New York: Greenwood Press Evans, Arthur B.

Edgeworth's style underwent when it was pressed into the service of overt didacticism should serve to illuminate the relationship between prose technique and

Whately, Conor (17 March 2016). Battles and Generals: Combat, Culture, and Didacticism in Procopius' Wars. BRILL. p. 144. ISBN 978-90-04-31038-4. Whitby, Michael

titles and playful narratives appended to the Enfantines. He avoids didacticism in order to give his young pupils "the freedom to engage in the music

 455. Whately, Conor (2016). Battles and Generals: Combat, Culture, and Didacticism in Procopius' Wars. Leiden: BRILL. p. 92. ISBN 978-90-04-31038-4.

of fantasy, interesting and unusual characters, and an avoidance of didacticism and moral preaching." Jeffrey Canton, reviewing the novel for Quill &

Four avoided both Tom Robinson-style preachy protest and forbidding didacticism of avant-gardists like Henry Cow. Radical form, radical content; yet

on a popular comic strip character, its sentiment, comedy and moral didacticism (common with movies of the time), added to a gritty realism made it a

found myself wishing that Forster would let go of the all-too-tempting didacticism and simply trust her readers. Her prose - at its best, admirably stark

retrieved 19 July 2013 Evans, Arthur B. (1988), Jules Verne rediscovered: didacticism and the scientific novel, New York: Greenwood Press Hale, Terry; Hugill

"mysticism; allegory; learned discourse (vernacular reception of the artes); didacticism; courtly romance; orientalism; discourses of gender and violence" in

marvel about this novel is that, for all its restrictedness and Balkan didacticism, it remains in the mind as blatant as a tattooed orange, ever perched

and he acknowledged it" Willett suggests: The emphasis on Reason and didacticism, the sense that the new subject matter demanded a new dramatic form,

Hawkins, Aileen; Poe, Alison (2018). "Narcissus in children's contexts: didacticism and scopophilia?". In Hodkinson, Owen; Lovatt, Helen (eds.). Classical

with Jonathan Rosenbaum's assessment of the movie as "a simple piece of didacticism about dental hygiene". Hamid Dabashi, for instance, gives the film a

illustrating well-known proverbs". It is a "bad-boy-turns-good" story, in which didacticism is accompanied by a realistic narrative, set in the London Docklands

1893, vol. 2, p. 132 Colvin 1881, p.99 Adrian J Wallbank, Dialogue, Didacticism and the Genres of Dispute: Literary Dialogues in the Age of Revolution

understanding. Critics often faulted King's fiction for its sentimentality and didacticism. He died in Cambridge, Massachusetts on June 22, 1928. "Go at it boldly

usual". Screen Anarchy reviewed the film, writing "For the recurring didacticism and programmatic disruption of nationalistic self-image, The Wedding

center of post-punk discourse (such as the NME) dismissing its agit-prop didacticism in favor of the fevered mysticism of the group's debut album, Y. In recent

contemporary theater scene." The Nation said the play "avoid[s] the flat didacticism and the thinness of characterization usually so evident in thesis plays

Rochester, Mich.: 91. Prelinger, Rick (2012). "Smoothing the Contours of Didacticism: Jam Handy and His Organization". In Orgeron, Devin; Orgeron, Marsha;

website's critics consensus reads: "Grim yet compelling, Share avoids rote didacticism thanks to sensitive direction and committed central performances." On

and witty entertainment to sceptical dissatisfaction with its apparent didacticism and the lack of integration between science and fiction One issue which

Whately, Conor (2015-12-18). Battles and Generals: Combat, Culture, and Didacticism in Procopius' Wars. BRILL. p. 108. ISBN 9789004310384. Lewin, Ariel;

constructedness, Reason was put on a par with Emotion, while sensuality was replaced by didacticism and fantasy by documentary reality. Erwin Piscator, 1929.

Topic" praises progressive activists. The band emphasized frankness and didacticism in its lyrics as a response to the ironic tone of hipster subculture

Party of Great Britain from 1935 to 1938. His early poetry was marked by didacticism and a preoccupation with social themes. In 1937, he edited The Mind in

Atlanta Journal-Constitution that the film "erred a bit on the side of didacticism, not trusting the acuity of the humor to get its points across"", but

hybrid polygraphy of aphorisms, mainly in the spirit of Rationalism and didacticism "Satir iliti divji čovik"/Satir or savage man, 1762, extended edition

neighbours in it with occultism, European philosophy with mysticism, didacticism with parody, and active presence of realities of modern culture with

the color photography." Criticisms were directed towards the film's "didacticism", the story's implausibilities and its "heavy-handed" messaging, in addition

spots and completely bonkers in others, it's a fascinating mix of eco-didacticism, post 9/11 trauma, spaced-out Zooey Deschanel, Cabbage Patch doll jokes

and Junimea, but between the socialist and non-socialist advocates of didacticism. Adevărul Literar directed its passion against author Alexandru Vlahuță

history of the White treatment of Australian aboriginal people without didacticism and bitterness or moral propaganda. It makes compelling reading, as it

To the formal aspects of the genre, the researcher refers, first, the didacticism of the genre of visions itself, which should reveal some truths to the

in S.F. Johnson (ed.), Greek Literature in Late Antiquity: Dynamism, Didacticism, Classicism (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2006), 141–157. Fragments of Roman Poetry

by Victorian mores. Academic (e.g. history and geography) and moral didacticism were important design features for traditional games, and Puritan associations

Guardian praised the "richly theatrical" production, which "refrains from didacticism and easy metaphors". The Bristol Post described it as "a powerful story

S2CID 143625804 – via JSTOR. Awuzie, Solomon (September 25, 2015). "Didacticism and the Third Generation of African Writers: Chukwuma Ibezute's The Temporal

victim to the occasional phony biopic moment or straight-up moment of didacticism, but overall Trumbo is a lively history about the day-in-day-out drudgery

his audience's intelligence" and added: "But then, perhaps Lennon's didacticism, preaching and banality are part of the mind game of the album's title 

an 8.0 and stated that, "Applauding FabricLive.64 for its potential didacticism, though, would be unjustly ignoring just how much fun it is to listen

poetic potentials of realist imagery at the expense of social-political didacticism'. Other critics found a strong vein of social intent in the film and

kind." Beginning in the 1950s, critics have focused on symbolism and didacticism. The critic Harold Bloom wrote that only Henry James and William Faulkner

Catherine (1998). Contrary Things: Exegesis, Dialectic, and the Poetics of Didacticism. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press. Evans, G. R. (1984). The Language

Bauer as having been "unable to decide between aesthetic statement and didacticism." The Fourth Berlin Biennale ran from 25 March to 5 June 2006, curated

in its day, but modern scholars argue: Motley's overdramatization and didacticism, combined with research less intense than Prescott's or Parkman's, have

and moral teachings, while London reviewers tended not to favor her didacticism. Early twentieth-century critics classified Warner's work as "sentimental"

gnomes revere nature and are tempered creatures. They show "the moral didacticism of Poortvliet", who loved nature since his youth and was an advocate

Lulu as a part of politics. She drew a line between entertainment and didacticism." After the sale of the Lulu copyrights in 1971, the Buell couple retired

album "vacillates between the dreary and dynamic", and criticized its "didacticism": "[L]eadened by reductive philosophies and crippling self-seriousness

readers. In contrast with other children's stories of its day, it lacks didacticism and draws no clear distinctions between virtue and vice. Despite the

will certainly not attract readers through its poor construction and didacticism. "Clone Codes". Kirkus Media LLC. January 15, 2010. Retrieved March 19

shocked many people with the new tone of religious righteousness and didacticism the great writer had adopted in it. In 1837 Pavlov married the poet and

resisted moral instruction." He also noted a fundamental conservatism and didacticism in Barry: "Although Barry's literary style was modern, his mind was closer

mirror, the truth would emerge." In this way, the film bypasses the didacticism of other kinds of documentary focused on consciousness raising, and it

emphasised this with his appended comment, "a typical piece of moral didacticism that denounces sexual promiscuity, extols faithfulness, and endorses

Earth Stood Still imparts its moral of peace and understanding without didacticism." Tony Magistrale describes the film as one of the best examples of early

Procopius. Whately, Conor, Battles and Generals: Combat, Culture, and Didacticism in Procopius' Wars. Leiden, 2016. Whitby, L. M. "Procopius and the Development

however, his reputation declined, largely on account of a perceived didacticism and dullness; e.g. the American poet and critic James Russell Lowell

some reviews praised its righteous message, but others said that this didacticism may detract from the novel for those who are not interested. One review

The New York Times, described Jiang's writing as "full of set-piece didacticism." The Mongol writer Guo Xuebo (郭雪波), a scholar of Mongolian literature

Press, Gweru. 1994. The Moral Vision of Patrick Chakaipa: A Study in Didacticism and Literary Eschatology. Mambo Press, Gweru. 1994. Romances of Patrick

(January 2002), ""We've decided to wake a mish for you": Gift Exchange and Didacticism in Tove Jansson's Finn Family Moomintroll", The Lion and the Unicorn

ISBN 0-393-03823-8. Riegel, Jeffrey (2001). "Shih-ching Poetry and Didacticism in Ancient Chinese Literature". In Mair, Victor H. (ed.). The Columbia

ISBN 0-393-03823-8. Riegel, Jeffrey (2001). "Shih-ching Poetry and Didacticism in Ancient Chinese Literature". In Mair, Victor H. (ed.). The Columbia

“essential cinema, demanding empathy and understanding without pity or didacticism, and spotlighting indigenous people with the attention to cultural specifics

applications of the field include the examination of propaganda and didacticism, the examination of the purposes of swearing and pejoratives (especially

Project. Retrieved April 22, 2022. Szeghi, Tereza M. (2018). "Literary Didacticism and Collective Human Rights in US Borderlands: Ana Castillo's The Guardians

tropic luxuriance and contrast; in 'The Eagle and the Mole' she lifts didacticism to a proud level ... never has snow-silence been more unerringly communicated

culture…The book is most powerful when it refrains from polemic and didacticism and simply follows its protagonist on his daily journey through the violent

His diverse array of films and subjects contain a common thread of didacticism and austerity, favoring pure reporting over the art of filmmaking. Blackwood's

Montreal: Stanke Evans, Arthur B. (1988), Jules Verne rediscovered: didacticism and the scientific novel, New York: Greenwood Press Evans, Arthur B.

audiences in particular", Filipovitch-Robinson writes, "such lighthearted didacticism entwined with a familiar and beloved world was immensely satisfying"

American and Anglo." Klinkenborg says that Alexie is "willing to risk didacticism whenever he stops to explain the particulars of the Spokane and, more

Photography Division grew frustrated with what Payne calls the "cheerful didacticism" of NFB production at the time, arguing in favour of a more documentary-oriented

Conor (1 January 2016). Battles and Generals: Combat, Culture, and Didacticism in Procopius' Wars. Brill. ISBN 978-90-04-31038-4. Whitby, Michael (1

Wu, Cuncun; Stevenson, Mark (2011). "Karmic Retribution and Moral Didacticism in Erotic Fiction from the Late Ming and Early Qing". In Santangelo,

"Williams' tendency to stretch symbolism and allegory to the point of didacticism" disrupts the novel's narrative continuity. In other respects, aspects

current conventions. Many modern readers, who might regard anti-Victorian didacticism as dated, simplistic or hackneyed, have found these later works to be

English literature we see vestiges as late as Charles Dickens. While didacticism forms a significant component of Shaw's, Orwell's and C. S. Lewis' fiction

Rajadhyaksha and Willemen state he "included ironic lines which redeem the didacticism of the script." According to French film historian Yves Thoraval, Paava

rush into roaring refrains of compressed guitar arrrgh and charmless didacticism." This negativity was largely mirrored by reviews in Blender and Rolling

Saunders; The sixteenth-century French emblem: decoration, diversion, or didacticism; Renaissance Studies, Vol. 3. No 2. Forms of Eloquence in French Renaissance

Collider's Chris Cabin criticized the series calling it "a middling act of didacticism, an attempt to pass off facts as insight and characters as little more

documented in a video by Sam Samore, the experience transcended academic didacticism in favor of social exchange; Piper's mantra for the work was, "Get down

Whitaker, Muriel (1999). "The Chaucer Chest and the "Pardoner's Tale": Didacticism in Narrative Art". The Chaucer Review. 34 (2): 174–189. ISSN 0009-2002

Rameau's methodology incorporated mathematics, commentary, analysis and a didacticism that was specifically intended to illuminate, scientifically, the structure

techniques such as wordplay, paradox, nonsense, abstract humor, and didacticism convey philosophical thoughts through single phrases and sentences. Collections

Library of France Evans, Arthur B. (1988), Jules Verne rediscovered: didacticism and the scientific novel, New York: Greenwood Press Lottmann, Herbert

d’Armes et de Chevalerie and its place in the Tradition of Heraldic Didacticism", in Contexts and Continuities: Proceedings of the IVth International

bourgeois and an antibourgeois writer, working for Hearst and posterity; his didacticism is entertaining and his pranks are purposeful; he supports socialism

desafío de la leyenda, on El Hierro... As readers, we don't find explicit didacticism or moralist allegory in his fictions. César Fernández García believes

public plazas. Two traits separate this form from the Mester de Juglaría: didacticism and erudition. Castilian priest and poet Gonzalo de Berceo was one of

public plazas. Two traits separate this form from the mester de juglaría: didacticism and erudition. Gonzalo de Berceo was one of the greatest advocates of

"What Shall We Ask of Writers", in The New Masses, challenging the didacticism of the American Communist Party's censorship of writers. Surprised by

"doesn’t prevail over taboo due to her text’s oversimplification and didacticism." Additionally, The Horn Book Guide to Children's and Young Adult Books

in upper-class education and children's story-telling from fantasy to didacticism. She has the 14-year-old Christina Cleveland remark to the heroine, Adela

of England. Patrick Müller (19 January 2009). Latitudinarianism and didacticism in eighteenth century literature: moral theology in Fielding, Sterne

evinced by an authoritative quasi-documentary tone and a hefty dose of didacticism (often turned against science in these stories). Sometimes, however,

"past" the poet is thinking of. It could be earlier forms of poetry, the didacticism of earlier poetry, the decline of communal values, particularly belief

Amador de los Ríos, Leo Spitzer or María Rosa Lida de Malkiel defend didacticism as an inseparable part of the work. However, authors such as Américo

Richard Brody mentioned "There's authentic charm to the fine-grained didacticism of the plot of "Scary Stories", which embodies the very virtues that

Fitzgerald Johnson (ed.). Greek Literature in Late Antiquity: Dynamism, Didacticism, Classicism. Ashgate. pp. 189–207. Pesthy, Monika (1996). "Thecla in

"free and comprehensible" translation, and its archaic and sonorous didacticism failed to attract interest from abroad. Chitrangada, Chandalika, and

"free and comprehensible" translation, and its archaic and sonorous didacticism failed to attract interest from abroad. Chitrangada, Chandalika, and

of Disney Plus’s remake is cheerful domestic chaos molded into light didacticism: the importance of the nuclear family (albeit a blended one, in this

her most popular; a commentator in 2018 described a "tendency toward didacticism" in her later works, while John Clute, writing in The Guardian, stated

to generalities, melodramatic effects, and dull religious and moral didacticism — characteristics that mark the verse of contemporary ‘female poets’

Ridley described the poem as a "tense ethereal beauty" with a "touch of didacticism that weakens the urgency" of the statements. Douglas Bush, following

Mason Brown opined that he was "somewhat distressed by the dragged-in didacticism of such a plea for tolerance as 'You've Got to Be Taught'". After the

scandal). But Tanner displays a light touch, favoring snappy dialogue over didacticism. The result is winning." In 2020, Tanner won the Elixir Press book competition

gentle, quaintly precise moralizing is unlike the typical classical didacticism in that it seems to spring inevitably from the effect of natural objects

while the opening is interesting, "after a while the book bogs down in didacticism". A more scorching review was published in The Wichita Beacon, calling

Barbauld's work as marking a shift in children's literature from fantasy to didacticism. Sarah Burney, in her popular novel Traits of Nature (1812), has the

helps them find excuses for themselves?" Ostrovsky totally rejected didacticism. "For a statement of truth to be effective and make people wiser, it

University of Alabama Press. p. 32. ISBN 978-0-8173-5643-9. Adena Tanenbaum, Didacticism or Literary Legerdemain? Philosophical and Ethical Themes in Zechariah

Sivin wrote that Shen's originality stands "cheek by jowl with trivial didacticism, court anecdotes, and ephemeral curiosities" that provide little insight

genuine lyric feeling which deserve to be lifted out of the dry religious didacticism in which they are imbedded. The beauties of Otfrid, a volume published

19th century, but drew some academic criticism in the Meiji era for its didacticism and one-dimensional characters, as novelists and scholars sought to modernize

works were marked with the employment of realism at a time when fantasy, didacticism and sentimentalism were in vogue, earning him the recognition as the

filled with enough pathos for it not to collapse under the weight of didacticism." Zuel notes a "carny bitterness" in the track. In an interview with

resonates with feminism and the world of nature without any trace of didacticism. This is her eighth collection of poetry, and we are better for it.”

post-World War II agribusiness. But these works rarely fall into simple didacticism, and are never merely tales of decline. Each is grounded in a realistic

is endured, rather than lived, but there’s no trace of melodrama or didacticism." Notably, Juze was screened at the Hong Kong International Film Festival

ending is as contrived as it is cynical." Similar criticism of the film's didacticism was made by Brett Michel of Boston Phoenix, Kriss Allison of Stylus Magazine

Adventures of Peter Playne are spoilt by religious sentimentality and didacticism, as are the short stories The Special Messenger and Peter, Bingo and

conception of music as a vehicle for simple moral truths." The opera's didacticism is concentrated in passages of poetry, set in the ensemble scenes, in

degree at the University of Chicago, with the thesis title "The nature of didacticism as related to romance and sexuality in young adult novels, 1965–1978"

about the authorities' attitude to dissenting art. Occasionally the didacticism is a little heavy-handed, but that is forgivable given the discipline

number of poetic works of Franciszka Urszula imbued with expressive didacticism. Admonition is an ideological dominant in poetic work of Princess titled

getting its queer message across via its quiet, Canadian, indirect queer didacticism, with its shy "Everywoman" Polly and her stolen camera and low-tech mic

but his abstract philosophical musing too often steered the poem into didacticism, a leaden counterweight to its more imaginative flights. Wordsworth,

about the authorities' attitude to dissenting art. Occasionally the didacticism is a little heavy-handed, but that is forgivable given the discipline

18, 238–245. Corfis, Ivy A. (1994). "Libro de Alexandre: Fantastic Didacticism". Hispanic Review, 62(4), 477–486. Davis, Gifford (1947). "The Debt of

has written “”The core intelligence of Salzmann's [work] is his non-didacticism, his unwillingness to forsake the suggestive for the merely explanatory

idealism with technical characteristics of constructivism, but lack in didacticism at the same time. Curator and critic Valentin Dyakonov interprets her

2013 "Ovid's Pyramus and Thisbe and Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet: Didacticism versus Emotionalism in the Ill-Fated Lover Motif." Sentinel Literary

been described as despotic, vindictive, quick-tempered and prone to didacticism), he spent the last years of his life alone, his biological daughter

tackling weighty issues (prostitution, crime, and slavery) while avoiding didacticism." Natasha Tripney of The Guardian wrote, "The novel is structured in

earth, and it shall teach thee" [Job 12,8] points to the book's gentle didacticism, touching as it does on existential questions relating to the human spirit

this reason, Austen's books were subversive, engaging in "emotional didacticism" by showing the reader moral lessons meant to teach young women how to

frontier", although the stories "lapse at times into sentimentality and didacticism." Tales of the Northwest, or, Sketches of Indian Life and Character,

[they] evoke the pomp of history painting while skirting that genre's didacticism via astute stylistic choices and a judicious ambiguity." In addition

anti-Bildungsroman, noting that Cook's pirates avoided both romanticism and didacticism. In his essay, Miéville described the series as "extraordinary", "underrated"

how visual works which distanced themselves from intellectualism and didacticism provided solace by offering muted knowledge to those in the midst of

Mormon and Western expectations of girls and women with humor and without didacticism.: 198  Writing for Weber: The Contemporary West, Katharine Coles, and

Weber came to be seen as passé, in part because of her "propensity for didacticism" but also because her "values became increasingly archaic; her moralising

(2008). Zimmermann, Elizabeth Farrell, "GOD’S TEACHERS: WOMEN WRITERS, DIDACTICISM, AND VERNACULAR RELIGIOUS TEXTS IN THE LATER MIDDLE AGES," Ph.D Diss

made about needing stories like Colin out in the world. And yet, the didacticism of it all felt so, well, flat to me (like the locker room conversations

Mordechai Yitzhari), Introduction, Benei Baraq 2008, p. 14 Adena Tanenbaum, Didacticism or Literary Legerdemain? Philosophical and Ethical Themes in Zechariah

spirit in an extensive way . It is a long narrative sans story, sans didacticism, sans any aim, a sort of poetic sojourn with a lot of gaps. It is long

serial for The Times, who called it courageous and applauded its lack of didacticism. London free newspaper Metro felt that the third episode dragged, having

nationhood" and "healthy ethics pushed to the limit of tendentiousness and didacticism" with a cultivation of dialectal speech patterns. The "Chekhovian" stories

been noted for their reflective, multi-perspectival character, lack of didacticism and refusal to reduce or erase cultural contradictions. Nguyen frequently

Nicomachean Ethics: A New witness to Philosophical Instruction and Moral Didacticism in Late Byzantium’, in The Reception of Greek Ethics in Late Antiquity

and Robert Louis Stevenson, a simple narrative, and not too obtrusive didacticism, so they are still well-deservedly popular with readers.": 205  He has

S. F. Johnson (ed.), Greek Literature in Late Antiquity: Dynamism, Didacticism, Classicism, Ashgate, 2006, p. 62. K. Ormand (ed.), A Companion to Sophocles