The Enlightenment and English Literature: Prose and Poetry of the Eighteenth Century, with Selected Modern Critical EssaysJohn L. Mahoney |
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... criticism of Pope is that which begins by taking up the poetry in its own terms , not in relation to the lyrical and metaphysical qualities of Renaissance and seventeenth - century poetry on the one hand or the romantic self ...
... criticism of Pope is that which begins by taking up the poetry in its own terms , not in relation to the lyrical and metaphysical qualities of Renaissance and seventeenth - century poetry on the one hand or the romantic self ...
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... Criticism : A Short History ( 1957 ) and René Wellek , A His- tory of Modern Criticism 1750-1850 , Vol . 1 ( 1955 ) , have comprehensive sections dealing with Enlightenment criticism . Also strongly recommended are Samuel Holt Monk ...
... Criticism : A Short History ( 1957 ) and René Wellek , A His- tory of Modern Criticism 1750-1850 , Vol . 1 ( 1955 ) , have comprehensive sections dealing with Enlightenment criticism . Also strongly recommended are Samuel Holt Monk ...
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... CRITICISM OF SAMUEL JOHNSON : HUMANISM AND CLASSICAL REALISM Paul Fussell THE FACTS OF WRITING AND THE JOHNSONIAN SENSES. 31. The Achievement of Samuel Johnson , pp . 139-140 . 32. Works , IV , 108-109 ( Adventurer No. 111 ) . 33. The ...
... CRITICISM OF SAMUEL JOHNSON : HUMANISM AND CLASSICAL REALISM Paul Fussell THE FACTS OF WRITING AND THE JOHNSONIAN SENSES. 31. The Achievement of Samuel Johnson , pp . 139-140 . 32. Works , IV , 108-109 ( Adventurer No. 111 ) . 33. The ...
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Mark Akenside | 10 |
Alexander Pope | 15 |
from THE DUNCIAD | 98 |
Copyright | |
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