Samuel Johnson and His TimesBatsford, 1962 - 128 страници |
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... remained supreme for over a century . He was one of the best literary critics of all time , and there is no better short biography than his life of Savage . He was a fine scholar , both in the Classics and in the history of English ...
... remained supreme for over a century . He was one of the best literary critics of all time , and there is no better short biography than his life of Savage . He was a fine scholar , both in the Classics and in the history of English ...
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... remained supreme among lexicographers , as Wimsatt has pointed out , 1 is in his understanding of metaphor , of the relations between the primary and transferred senses of words ; and in that he shows a poet's understanding . The ...
... remained supreme among lexicographers , as Wimsatt has pointed out , 1 is in his understanding of metaphor , of the relations between the primary and transferred senses of words ; and in that he shows a poet's understanding . The ...
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... remained surprisingly static : of the thousands of eigh- teenth - century essays , including Johnson's own , there are very few that depart from the pattern of moral comment and gentle satire . The personal essay , invented by Montaigne ...
... remained surprisingly static : of the thousands of eigh- teenth - century essays , including Johnson's own , there are very few that depart from the pattern of moral comment and gentle satire . The personal essay , invented by Montaigne ...
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Acknowledgment | 6 |
LICHFIELD 17091737 | 14 |
LONDON Lexicographer 17461756 | 38 |
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