Shakespeare's Idea of ArtAdam Mickiewicz University Press, 1988 - 156 oldal |
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Andrzej Jankowski. There is an evident clash of ideas in Sidney's view of poetry . On one hand , he praises the ... Sidney refers to Plato's Io , Phaedrus , Symposium , [ 21 ] and The Republic and Aristotle's Poetics . [ 22 ] The former ...
Andrzej Jankowski. There is an evident clash of ideas in Sidney's view of poetry . On one hand , he praises the ... Sidney refers to Plato's Io , Phaedrus , Symposium , [ 21 ] and The Republic and Aristotle's Poetics . [ 22 ] The former ...
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... Sidney's Apology in line 13 : " Cf. Sidney on ' that high flying liberty of conceit proper to the poet ' , which ' did seem to have some dyvine force in it ' ( Apologie for Poetrie , p.6 ) " . [ 45 ] Also Kenneth Muir writes that " when ...
... Sidney's Apology in line 13 : " Cf. Sidney on ' that high flying liberty of conceit proper to the poet ' , which ' did seem to have some dyvine force in it ' ( Apologie for Poetrie , p.6 ) " . [ 45 ] Also Kenneth Muir writes that " when ...
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... Sidney's praise of the poet's invention could have been easily associated with the concept of furor poeticus , especially as some dozen of lines later Sidney himself refers to Plato stating that " any understanding knoweth the skill of ...
... Sidney's praise of the poet's invention could have been easily associated with the concept of furor poeticus , especially as some dozen of lines later Sidney himself refers to Plato stating that " any understanding knoweth the skill of ...
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The art of poetry | 45 |
Imitation | 88 |
Conclusion | 130 |
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