Plato to Elliot: A Literary CriticismKitab Mahal, 1965 - 198 من الصفحات |
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... Plato's disciple , Aristotle , replies to the charges of Plato against poetry . In reality literary criticism begins system- atically with Aristotle . His Poetics has had tremendous influence on the continental criticism , specially ...
... Plato's disciple , Aristotle , replies to the charges of Plato against poetry . In reality literary criticism begins system- atically with Aristotle . His Poetics has had tremendous influence on the continental criticism , specially ...
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A Literary Criticism N. Das Gupta. I PLATO PLATO was born probably in 427 B. C. His parents were distinguished Athenians . His relations were known to Socrates , and Plato was introduced to the great philosopher when he was a young boy ...
A Literary Criticism N. Das Gupta. I PLATO PLATO was born probably in 427 B. C. His parents were distinguished Athenians . His relations were known to Socrates , and Plato was introduced to the great philosopher when he was a young boy ...
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... Plato and Gosson , he proceeds to consider the objections raised by " contem- porary Philistines " . At the very outset he says that verse may be only an ornament to poetry . Rhyming may better poetry but certainly it is not the most ...
... Plato and Gosson , he proceeds to consider the objections raised by " contem- porary Philistines " . At the very outset he says that verse may be only an ornament to poetry . Rhyming may better poetry but certainly it is not the most ...
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