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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... better thing to say ; but they are cer- tainly in accordance with opinion . Of other statements in poetry one may perhaps say , not that they are better than the truth , but that the fact was so at the time ; e.g. the description of the ...
... better thing to say ; but they are cer- tainly in accordance with opinion . Of other statements in poetry one may perhaps say , not that they are better than the truth , but that the fact was so at the time ; e.g. the description of the ...
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... better than the real world in some special poetic way , in that it is more probable in the Aristotelian sense , for example , but it is better on standards we apply in ordinary life . Flowers smell sweeter in the works of the poets than ...
... better than the real world in some special poetic way , in that it is more probable in the Aristotelian sense , for example , but it is better on standards we apply in ordinary life . Flowers smell sweeter in the works of the poets than ...
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... better ” —that is , if their plots were good , their style was even better . Then another member of the group , Eugenius , takes up the defense of the moderns against Crites : I have observed in your speech , that the former part of it ...
... better ” —that is , if their plots were good , their style was even better . Then another member of the group , Eugenius , takes up the defense of the moderns against Crites : I have observed in your speech , that the former part of it ...
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