The Pelican Guide to English Literature, 4. kötetBoris Ford Penguin Books, 1962 |
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252. oldal
... Pope's time , for good or ill , our culture had become pervasively literary ; except for ridicule , poets had dismissed from their repertoire the vernacular phraseology which often makes the poetry of Shakespeare or the Authorized ...
... Pope's time , for good or ill , our culture had become pervasively literary ; except for ridicule , poets had dismissed from their repertoire the vernacular phraseology which often makes the poetry of Shakespeare or the Authorized ...
253. oldal
... Pope's work . But in writing to satisfy a limited and homogeneous audience there is the risk of accepting their standards as the only possible ones . Because Pope is so much of his age , his limitations tend to be those of the culture ...
... Pope's work . But in writing to satisfy a limited and homogeneous audience there is the risk of accepting their standards as the only possible ones . Because Pope is so much of his age , his limitations tend to be those of the culture ...
259. oldal
... Pope's is more dependent on our recognizing this relationship than , let us say , poetry like Wordsworth's . Moreover , there are two kinds of relation- ship possible : that in which the poet seems to gain his effect by trium- phing ...
... Pope's is more dependent on our recognizing this relationship than , let us say , poetry like Wordsworth's . Moreover , there are two kinds of relation- ship possible : that in which the poet seems to gain his effect by trium- phing ...
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