Ben Jonson's Literary CriticismUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1970 - 203 oldal |
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xv. oldal
... observe the " needful " ones . Still , the weight of his later criticism is squarely behind critical authority as opposed to " liberty . " To be sure , Discoveries is sometimes quoted to show Jonson's independence of the laws : I am not ...
... observe the " needful " ones . Still , the weight of his later criticism is squarely behind critical authority as opposed to " liberty . " To be sure , Discoveries is sometimes quoted to show Jonson's independence of the laws : I am not ...
xxxv. oldal
... observation ; he goes up and down sucking from every society , and when he comes home , squeezes himself dry again ” ( p . 102 ) . “ Observation " of contemporary society does , at any rate , go hand in hand with Jonson's conception of ...
... observation ; he goes up and down sucking from every society , and when he comes home , squeezes himself dry again ” ( p . 102 ) . “ Observation " of contemporary society does , at any rate , go hand in hand with Jonson's conception of ...
179. oldal
... observe . THE DERIVATIVE AND The Revived AND THE AUDIENCE AS Stage CRITIC From the 1616 folio of Cynthia's Revels ... observation of the company they converse with ; as if their invention liv'd wholy upon another man's trencher . Again ...
... observe . THE DERIVATIVE AND The Revived AND THE AUDIENCE AS Stage CRITIC From the 1616 folio of Cynthia's Revels ... observation of the company they converse with ; as if their invention liv'd wholy upon another man's trencher . Again ...
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INTRODUCTION | xi |
Timber Or Discoveries | 3 |
Horace His Art of Poetry | 41 |
Copyright | |
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