“Autobiographical immediacy gives his fictitious reign of terror gritty actuality.”

“Originally published in 1905, Doctor Glas is a novel of extraordinary immediacy and frankness.”

“They bring freshness, immediacy, and spontaneity to Wilde's faintly arthritic society drama, which opened 110 years ago.”

“Although he stresses specificity and immediateness, his analysis shows the interconnections among labor, the trade unions, and political parties.”

“The new writing space carries the promise of networks of communication through the intuitive immediateness of the Word.”

“In a very Hegelian language, this third moment is the totality of individuals suppressing itself in favor of the immediateness of the individual.”