Samuel JohnsonTwayne Publishers, 1989 - 206 oldal Provides in-depth analysis of the life, works, career, and critical importance of Samuel Johnson. |
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... biography . It was Johnson's ironic misfortune , how- ever , that his great disciple in biography , James Boswell , learned his lesson so well that , for most people since his day , Johnson's domestic privacy has greatly overshadowed ...
... biography . It was Johnson's ironic misfortune , how- ever , that his great disciple in biography , James Boswell , learned his lesson so well that , for most people since his day , Johnson's domestic privacy has greatly overshadowed ...
62. oldal
... biography , and this noble tribute to his pioneering achievement is well justified . The nature of Johnson's achievements was , in essence , to change the concept of the purpose of biography from a crudely didactic to a genuinely ...
... biography , and this noble tribute to his pioneering achievement is well justified . The nature of Johnson's achievements was , in essence , to change the concept of the purpose of biography from a crudely didactic to a genuinely ...
170. oldal
... biography , of which Johnson was perhaps the first " modern " practitioner , is important - and enjoyable - if one approaches it with the right values - biography which passes quickly over " those perfor- mances and incidents which ...
... biography , of which Johnson was perhaps the first " modern " practitioner , is important - and enjoyable - if one approaches it with the right values - biography which passes quickly over " those perfor- mances and incidents which ...
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