Critical Approaches to LiteraturePrentice-Hall, 1956 - 404 من الصفحات Study of the methods, functions, and values of literary criticism, from the beginnings to the present day. |
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David Daiches. and although the tone of his argument suggests that they are good in themselves he does not tell us why . Later on , however , he gives this argument a new turn . The argument from antiquity Before he does so he pauses to ...
David Daiches. and although the tone of his argument suggests that they are good in themselves he does not tell us why . Later on , however , he gives this argument a new turn . The argument from antiquity Before he does so he pauses to ...
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... argument , whereas the historian claims to do better since he teaches by concrete example , drawn from history . But both are defective : The Philosopher therfore and the Historian are they which would win the gole , the one by precept ...
... argument , whereas the historian claims to do better since he teaches by concrete example , drawn from history . But both are defective : The Philosopher therfore and the Historian are they which would win the gole , the one by precept ...
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... argument , Cole- ridge put the philosophical inquiry into the nature and value of poetry on an entirely new footing . Unfortunately , Coleridge conducted his argument in an elaborate and ambitiously conceived chain of reasoning which ...
... argument , Cole- ridge put the philosophical inquiry into the nature and value of poetry on an entirely new footing . Unfortunately , Coleridge conducted his argument in an elaborate and ambitiously conceived chain of reasoning which ...
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