Plato to Elliot: A Literary CriticismKitab Mahal, 1965 - 198 من الصفحات |
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... deals with the literature that has been produced- it deals with the thought - content of that literature - it seeks interpret the ideas contained therein . It also concerns itself with the study of the method and manner of producing ...
... deals with the literature that has been produced- it deals with the thought - content of that literature - it seeks interpret the ideas contained therein . It also concerns itself with the study of the method and manner of producing ...
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... deals with the universal while history deals with the particular ; poetry does not care so much for what has happened , but it deals with what may happen . Poetry prefers impossible probabilities to improbable possibilities . How can ...
... deals with the universal while history deals with the particular ; poetry does not care so much for what has happened , but it deals with what may happen . Poetry prefers impossible probabilities to improbable possibilities . How can ...
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... deal with certain fundamental principles of art . He does not much bother about the technicali- ties of painting or ... deals with the human mind , but great art always seeks to present the complete and the generalised model of humanity ...
... deal with certain fundamental principles of art . He does not much bother about the technicali- ties of painting or ... deals with the human mind , but great art always seeks to present the complete and the generalised model of humanity ...
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