Plato to Elliot: A Literary CriticismKitab Mahal, 1965 - 198 من الصفحات |
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... classical criticism in English literature . Dry- den , Pope and Dr. Johnson may be called his followers in certain respects though they have perhaps not attained the clear vision of Jonson . That is why in their works pseudo - classical ...
... classical criticism in English literature . Dry- den , Pope and Dr. Johnson may be called his followers in certain respects though they have perhaps not attained the clear vision of Jonson . That is why in their works pseudo - classical ...
الصفحة 80
... classical ages . He upholds the classical tenets and shows that is only in the following of classical rules that the real glory of modern drama lies . Eugenius champions the cause of the moderns , but he is not against the classical ...
... classical ages . He upholds the classical tenets and shows that is only in the following of classical rules that the real glory of modern drama lies . Eugenius champions the cause of the moderns , but he is not against the classical ...
الصفحة 164
... classical and romantic . It is often difficult for a critic to distinguish between the two terms , because of the loose conventional and conversational senses that they come to bear . The word classical , he says , " has often been used ...
... classical and romantic . It is often difficult for a critic to distinguish between the two terms , because of the loose conventional and conversational senses that they come to bear . The word classical , he says , " has often been used ...
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action aesthetic ancient appreciation Aristotle Arnold artist beauty Ben Jonson Boileau brings century character classical classical unities Coleridge comedy conception conscious creation Croce Dante David Daiches delight drama Dryden Eliot emotion English Criticism epic essay Euripides expression fancy feels Goethe Greek harmony Hazlitt Homer Horace human I. A. Richards ideal ideas imagination imitation inspired intellectual interested intuition Johnson Lamb language literary criticism literature Longinus Marxist matter Matthew Arnold means mind Modern Criticism moral nature neo-classic critics neo-classicism never object passions Pater personality philosophical Plato pleasure plot poem poet poetry Pope practical criticism present principles production prose psychological qualities Quintilian readers reality Renaissance Rene Wellek Richards romantic Sainte-Beuve Saintsbury says Scaliger seeks sense Shakespeare Shelley Sidney social soul speaks spirit style Sublime T. S. Eliot takes talks theory things thought tion tradition tragedy true truth unity Wimsatt words Wordsworth writers