But also I think that it's not as important to me to see characters as "full human beings" as it is to you. A lot of writers, especially older than the ones you list, before the emergence of the novel, write characters who are symbols first and human second
Oh, I agree with you there. Different literary conventions, and I definitly enjoy that too.
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But also I think that it's not as important to me to see characters as "full human beings" as it is to you. A lot of writers, especially older than the ones you list, before the emergence of the novel, write characters who are symbols first and human second
Oh, I agree with you there. Different literary conventions, and I definitly enjoy that too.