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Pomian Codruta Diver

Data inscrierii: 08/Mai/2008 Mesaje: 59 Localitate: Baia Mare
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Trimis: 05/06/2008 19:58 Titlul subiectului: ...topohraphy |
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| What do you think about the idea of topography in a novel? ...names of streets, shops etc... do you think that, when we read a book, it is important for us to know many details such as names of places, or of streets...? does these details help us to better understand the novels? |
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antonia Dunker

Data inscrierii: 20/Apr/2008 Mesaje: 13 Localitate: Baia Mare
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Trimis: 05/06/2008 21:27 Titlul subiectului: |
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| ...honestly, in some cases topography is neccessary.However, I myself do not like to read novels abunding in topographic details.I guess only the reader can be a judge when it comes about this... |
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monica p Diver

Data inscrierii: 08/Mai/2008 Mesaje: 66
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| even if sometimes too many foreign names can be annoying for the reader I guess writers choose to make use of these for the sake of verosimility.It makes you have the impression that the facts really existed in those places mentioned. |
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