The Stylistic Life of Samuel JohnsonRutgers University Press, 1977 - 139 oldal |
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... Samuel Johnson . Making connections between his works and other aspects of an author's life is hardly , of course , an unusual critical device . But since The Life of Samuel Johnson is such an unusual book , Boswell's vision of Johnson ...
... Samuel Johnson . Making connections between his works and other aspects of an author's life is hardly , of course , an unusual critical device . But since The Life of Samuel Johnson is such an unusual book , Boswell's vision of Johnson ...
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... Johnson's life is measured when one attempts to imagine , say , Johnson as a boy , 3 or , for that matter , Johnson at twenty - eight , his age when he wrote London . In Boswell's view , London " first displayed his transcendent , " And ...
... Johnson's life is measured when one attempts to imagine , say , Johnson as a boy , 3 or , for that matter , Johnson at twenty - eight , his age when he wrote London . In Boswell's view , London " first displayed his transcendent , " And ...
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... Samuel Holt , 73-74 Morgan , H. A. , 23 n . 5 Mozart , Wolfgang , 72 Romantics , view of Johnson , 4 S Samuel Johnson ( Joyce ) , 5 Samuel Johnson ( Krutch ) , 21-22 Samuel Johnson , ( Wain ) , 3-4 Savage , Ritchard The Author To Be Let ...
... Samuel Holt , 73-74 Morgan , H. A. , 23 n . 5 Mozart , Wolfgang , 72 Romantics , view of Johnson , 4 S Samuel Johnson ( Joyce ) , 5 Samuel Johnson ( Krutch ) , 21-22 Samuel Johnson , ( Wain ) , 3-4 Savage , Ritchard The Author To Be Let ...
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Reading Johnson in Time | 1 |
Johnson and The Life of Savage | 19 |
Learning to Write Dick Minim | 43 |
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