31. The identification with France came together with respect for the declining local aristocracy, the realistic version of didacticism . 32. But she does so without obvious didacticism by showing dancers moving harmoniously both as individuals and as members of groups. 33. Her realism, Page asserts, " did not push her work into either gloom or didacticism ." 34. People come to Miller expecting earnestness and didacticism , but " The Price " is funny and ambiguous. 35. Greek literature in late antiquity : dynamism, didacticism , classicism, Aldershot : Ashgate, 2006, 127-39 36. While didacticism forms a significant component of David Copperfield ", where we most easily observe a certain preachiness. 37. Though Poe is referring to poetry here, it is believed that Poe's philosophy against didacticism extends to fiction. 38. One example is a shift in upper-class education and children's story-telling from fantasy to didacticism . 39. Perhaps due to its descent into open didacticism , the novel was not one of Wells'most successful or popular. 40. And it strikes at both the long tradition of didacticism in American life and the public's shifting attitudes about it.
