Samuel Johnson, 10. kötetTwayne Publishers, 1989 - 206 oldal Provides in-depth analysis of the life, works, career, and critical importance of Samuel Johnson. |
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111. oldal
... concern himself : theories of " divine right , ” original compacts , and " natural rights of man " he dismisses as useless and irrelevant speculation . One's concern must be to make political power work as well as it can for the ...
... concern himself : theories of " divine right , ” original compacts , and " natural rights of man " he dismisses as useless and irrelevant speculation . One's concern must be to make political power work as well as it can for the ...
128. oldal
... concern is the greater because his early political writings against Walpole , which he later recanted , contained a ... concerned to add to man's store of knowledge about the infi- nite variety of human behavior simply because he is ...
... concern is the greater because his early political writings against Walpole , which he later recanted , contained a ... concerned to add to man's store of knowledge about the infi- nite variety of human behavior simply because he is ...
135. oldal
... concerned with colloquial usage as with the literary usage of those writers who are re- garded as having most fully ... concern can be made clearer by noting how Johnson went about piling the Dictionary . He first read through the works ...
... concerned with colloquial usage as with the literary usage of those writers who are re- garded as having most fully ... concern can be made clearer by noting how Johnson went about piling the Dictionary . He first read through the works ...
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