English Shakesperian Criticism in the Eighteenth CenturyH.W. Wilson Company, 1932 - 300 من الصفحات |
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Herbert Spencer Robinson. 1837-1901 JOSEPH ADDISON ( 1672-1719 ) In the Shakesperian criticism of Addison - scattered throughout the Spectator and the Tatler - we find a free- dom from bias , an enthusiasm , and a " romantic " appre ...
Herbert Spencer Robinson. 1837-1901 JOSEPH ADDISON ( 1672-1719 ) In the Shakesperian criticism of Addison - scattered throughout the Spectator and the Tatler - we find a free- dom from bias , an enthusiasm , and a " romantic " appre ...
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... Addison accepts with reservations . Similarly , in his genuine enjoyment of ballads , Addison shows tendencies which belong to romantic rather than to classical criticism . His papers on the place of imagin- ation in writing certainly ...
... Addison accepts with reservations . Similarly , in his genuine enjoyment of ballads , Addison shows tendencies which belong to romantic rather than to classical criticism . His papers on the place of imagin- ation in writing certainly ...
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... Addison . It makes no mention of Shakespeare or of his works , but when he tells us that in the fairyland of fancy , genius may wander wild ; there it has a creative power , and may reign arbitrarily over its own empire of chimeras and ...
... Addison . It makes no mention of Shakespeare or of his works , but when he tells us that in the fairyland of fancy , genius may wander wild ; there it has a creative power , and may reign arbitrarily over its own empire of chimeras and ...
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