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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26. oldal
... imagination of a poet capable of fine frenzy . All Johnson's most characteristic utterances , oral or written , display this fundamentally imaginative quality , this need for poiesis , seeking always the vivid metaphor or simile ...
... imagination of a poet capable of fine frenzy . All Johnson's most characteristic utterances , oral or written , display this fundamentally imaginative quality , this need for poiesis , seeking always the vivid metaphor or simile ...
87. oldal
... imagination in our time " : " Its great- ness and its practical usefulness [ lie ] in its unremitting work of involving the reader himself in the moral life , inviting him to put his own motives under examination , suggesting that ...
... imagination in our time " : " Its great- ness and its practical usefulness [ lie ] in its unremitting work of involving the reader himself in the moral life , inviting him to put his own motives under examination , suggesting that ...
169. oldal
... imagination " ( the image - creating faculty ) occur many dozens of times in The Lives of the Poets , and Johnson has no greater praise for a poem than to say that its imagery is novel and effective , and no greater censure than that ...
... imagination " ( the image - creating faculty ) occur many dozens of times in The Lives of the Poets , and Johnson has no greater praise for a poem than to say that its imagery is novel and effective , and no greater censure than that ...
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