Samuel Johnson and His TimesArco Publishing Company, 1963 - 128 страници |
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... criticism . But he had done little exploratory reading in the English poets since preparing the Dictionary . His criticism is the product of fifty years of meditation on the library he carried in his head . Nor did he read everything ...
... criticism . But he had done little exploratory reading in the English poets since preparing the Dictionary . His criticism is the product of fifty years of meditation on the library he carried in his head . Nor did he read everything ...
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... critics of his age , and with some justice . The business of the critic is primarily to number the streaks of the ... criticism , like that of Aristotle and Coleridge , is signalized by its power to produce theories ; theories which ...
... critics of his age , and with some justice . The business of the critic is primarily to number the streaks of the ... criticism , like that of Aristotle and Coleridge , is signalized by its power to produce theories ; theories which ...
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... criticism into Shakespeare's intentions , especially as regards the political and moral meaning of the play ; free from sentimentality , they yet avoid the priggishness of many scholars who cannot respond to Falstaff's humanity as ...
... criticism into Shakespeare's intentions , especially as regards the political and moral meaning of the play ; free from sentimentality , they yet avoid the priggishness of many scholars who cannot respond to Falstaff's humanity as ...
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