The Stylistic Life of Samuel JohnsonRutgers University Press, 1977 - 139 oldal |
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30. oldal
... appear to act here as a complicated man who " confesses " that one phrase or rule doesn't account fully for human behavior he would appear to be what Johnson is . But because of his lack of a strenuous and personal relation to what he ...
... appear to act here as a complicated man who " confesses " that one phrase or rule doesn't account fully for human behavior he would appear to be what Johnson is . But because of his lack of a strenuous and personal relation to what he ...
54. oldal
... appear to lapse in the course of these satires . He appears as a man who knows his superiority to the hacks that make up the largest part of his literary competition , but also as a man who , when he tries to express that superiority ...
... appear to lapse in the course of these satires . He appears as a man who knows his superiority to the hacks that make up the largest part of his literary competition , but also as a man who , when he tries to express that superiority ...
60. oldal
... appear , the empha- sis is clearly on light satires . The finest of these to my mind are the essays on " Dick Minim - the Critic , " which appear in numbers 60 and 61. These essays combine the themes of limi- tation and professional ...
... appear , the empha- sis is clearly on light satires . The finest of these to my mind are the essays on " Dick Minim - the Critic , " which appear in numbers 60 and 61. These essays combine the themes of limi- tation and professional ...
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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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