Plato to Elliot: A Literary CriticismKitab Mahal, 1965 - 198 من الصفحات |
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... qualities of a poet . He finds out several require- ments for a poet . We can roughly say that they are four : ( i ) first , he says , a man must have native genius to become a poet . He must be endowed with some special qualities which ...
... qualities of a poet . He finds out several require- ments for a poet . We can roughly say that they are four : ( i ) first , he says , a man must have native genius to become a poet . He must be endowed with some special qualities which ...
الصفحة 85
... qualities of a good critic . We may also divide the Essay thus - in the first part Pope speaks of the general qualities needed by the critic ; in the second he mentions the particular laws for the critic ; and in the third he places the ...
... qualities of a good critic . We may also divide the Essay thus - in the first part Pope speaks of the general qualities needed by the critic ; in the second he mentions the particular laws for the critic ; and in the third he places the ...
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... qualities of great poetry and how the study of poetry ultimately helps in the attainment of human perfection . Arnold is deeply influenced by various poets and critics . Of the Greeks , he was deeply affected by Homer and Sophocles ; of ...
... qualities of great poetry and how the study of poetry ultimately helps in the attainment of human perfection . Arnold is deeply influenced by various poets and critics . Of the Greeks , he was deeply affected by Homer and Sophocles ; of ...
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