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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الصفحة 241
... judge awarding so many marks to each work , or as a mediator between the work and the reader , whose function is to communicate his own relish and enjoyment and so help the reader to enjoy it similarly . From theory to practice Dryden ...
... judge awarding so many marks to each work , or as a mediator between the work and the reader , whose function is to communicate his own relish and enjoyment and so help the reader to enjoy it similarly . From theory to practice Dryden ...
الصفحة 351
... Judge - this is in one word the problem of Measure for Measure from which all the rest proceeds . As it often happens with Shakespeare , it looks at first as if he presented only an ephemeral , accidental side of the problem : the evil ...
... Judge - this is in one word the problem of Measure for Measure from which all the rest proceeds . As it often happens with Shakespeare , it looks at first as if he presented only an ephemeral , accidental side of the problem : the evil ...
الصفحة 354
... judge is not better than the villain whom he judges . But what of that ? If this world is so full of horrors , if life is a thing without real value , what does it mat- ter if a man tries to take away his brother's life ? Even if he ...
... judge is not better than the villain whom he judges . But what of that ? If this world is so full of horrors , if life is a thing without real value , what does it mat- ter if a man tries to take away his brother's life ? Even if he ...
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