Rhetorical Analyses of Literary WorksEdward P. J. Corbett Oxford University Press, 1969 - 272 oldal |
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... Dryden's state- ment , in rhymed couplets , of his religious position or whether it partakes enough of mimesis to be considered an instance of belles lettres depends partly on whether the " voice " we hear in the poem is Dryden's or ...
... Dryden's state- ment , in rhymed couplets , of his religious position or whether it partakes enough of mimesis to be considered an instance of belles lettres depends partly on whether the " voice " we hear in the poem is Dryden's or ...
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Edward P. J. Corbett. The digression , in turn , provides the transition necessary for Dryden to move into the second major stage of his confirmatio- confutatio , where the second major antagonist is introduced . Dryden's attack on the ...
Edward P. J. Corbett. The digression , in turn , provides the transition necessary for Dryden to move into the second major stage of his confirmatio- confutatio , where the second major antagonist is introduced . Dryden's attack on the ...
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... Dryden was a philosophical skeptic , and he was right , for Dryden marshals the arguments of philosophical skepticism against the claims of the Deist , and most of the passages Bredvold cites to illustrate his point are from those ...
... Dryden was a philosophical skeptic , and he was right , for Dryden marshals the arguments of philosophical skepticism against the claims of the Deist , and most of the passages Bredvold cites to illustrate his point are from those ...
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