Plato to Elliot: A Literary CriticismKitab Mahal, 1965 - 198 من الصفحات |
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... appreciation . It anticipates Matthew Arnold's famous touchstone theory . It also anticipates the romantic impressionism of the nineteenth century . These new ways of appreciation enthused Gibbon to write in his Journal ( Oct. 3 , 1762 ) ...
... appreciation . It anticipates Matthew Arnold's famous touchstone theory . It also anticipates the romantic impressionism of the nineteenth century . These new ways of appreciation enthused Gibbon to write in his Journal ( Oct. 3 , 1762 ) ...
الصفحة 97
... appreciation or criticism of Shakespeare , or his denunciation of Lycidas or his just evaluation of the Metaphy- sicals , or his attack on three classical unities , or his advocacy of tragi - comedies , we find him always placing life ...
... appreciation or criticism of Shakespeare , or his denunciation of Lycidas or his just evaluation of the Metaphy- sicals , or his attack on three classical unities , or his advocacy of tragi - comedies , we find him always placing life ...
الصفحة 140
... appreciation of Thomas Fuller , George Wither , Keats and Blake deserves special mention . He generally points out the fine passages of the writers whom he discusses and comments on them . His formal reviews are also ' large strings of ...
... appreciation of Thomas Fuller , George Wither , Keats and Blake deserves special mention . He generally points out the fine passages of the writers whom he discusses and comments on them . His formal reviews are also ' large strings of ...
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